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Diane Cuccio
February 2, 2009
I was saddened to learn of Lloyd's passing. We were classmates at Leon High and I remember fondly his quick wit and easy smile.
With deepest sympathies,
Diane (Clouser) Cuccio
Pat Guilford
February 2, 2009
Lloyd was my first cousin and growing up, we spent lots of wonderful times together with family. He will be deeply missed and always remembered. Judy, Michael,Becky, Joanna, Uncle Houston, and Mark and family, may God give all of you the strength to "ride this out" and remain strong in your faith and always cherish the wonderful memories that you will always have. God Bless You All!
Pamela Paulk
February 2, 2009
Judy and family:
I am still in shock and so sad to hear of Lloyd's passing. Growing up he was the 'favorite' cousin and we have many fond and fun memories. You are all in our thoughts and prayers as you get through this tough time.
Love
Gerry, Pam and Cammie Paulk
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