Contributions to the tribute of David D. Lloyd

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Friday, March 20, 2009

My deepest sympathy on the passing of your father. I have fond memories of the times we spent as kids at your house and with your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

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Randi Neilio posted a condolence

Friday, March 20, 2009

Dear Susan and family, My thoughts and prays are with you! Dad is in a better place, may god bless you and the family. I remember when we were kids, he would be their talking to us, what a wonderful father he was and always will be. He is with you now and forever. God Bless! Your friend, Randi

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Debbie Middleton Smith posted a condolence

Friday, March 20, 2009

Susan, I do remember your father "keeping us off our guard" as his student said he did in his classes. When we used to hang out at your house as kids, he used to walk by us sometimes and say the funniest things and keep on going. You, and Cassie, and I would just look at each other with an expression of...where did that come from, and then start laughing hysterically. I think he liked that.

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maryfrances parisi posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2009

I am so sorry about the passing of your dad. I will keep your family in my prayers.

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Susan Tervo posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Thanks to everyone who shared their comments about my dad. What a blessing to read how my dad affected your lives. It is important to me to know what an impact my dad had on the lives of others. He must have touched the lives of many people because of his position at the University. I am grateful for having been influenced by his humor, compassion and understanding.

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Dolores Kiger Daniels posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

I was graduated from Glassboro State in 1961. My class of English/History majors was made up of many veterans and about three of us very young girls. I had Dr.Lloyd for public speaking. He entered through the windows of the original classroom building. (not always, but enough to keep you on your toes) He sat on our desks. This was 1960! The few of us blushed. (He probably did this on purpose) Theater seemed to be his passion. He got me to write and speak without being embarassed. I just loved his class. As a commuter, with no license and no car, I was not able to participate in many activities. Had I been able, the theater would have been first on my list. I hope his family was as stimulated to strive to do their best. I hope he was as spontaneous, and kept them "off their guard" as he did us. Dr. Lloyd was a terrific professor. Thank you, family, for sharing him with students! By the way, I am way past retirement age but am still teaching high school English.

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Debbie and Ron Smith posted a condolence

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Susan, We're so sorry to hear of your father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

David D. Lloyd

1930 - 2009