Paul V. Lloyd Jr.

Birth date: Feb 20, 1940 Death date: Jan 11, 2018

Paul V. Lloyd Jr., aged 77 years of Fairfield Twp., left this world Thursday evening January 11, 2018 at the NJ memorial Veterans Home, Vineland to be with his Lord and Savior. Born in Camden, NJ he was the son of Alberta (nee Fal Read Obituary

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Ken Dunbar

408w ago

Sorry to hear of Paul's passing. He was a great guy. I first met him in 1982 while on area maintenance @ Mercer Generating Station in Trenton, NJ. I was a new station mechanic @ Salem. Paul was climbing a very tall extension ladder carrying a 5 ton chain fall on his shoulder to hang it in the ceiling. A few years latter we would work together again when he was @ Salem on area maintenance. Now I was a new machinist & Paul was the seasoned veteran. I always enjoyed working with Paul & talking about racing cars, he shared memories about the speedway in Vineland. We both finished up our careers @ PSE&G on the 12 Hr Shift. My thoughts & prayers to Paul's wife & family in this time of loss. Sincerely, Ken Dunbar
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Michelle Russell

409w ago

I met the Lloyd family through our mutual membership in the Game Horse Association of New Jersey around 1998 or 1999. A few years later, Paul and Karen became the regular Food Booth workers, with Paul on the grill and Karen handling almost everything else. My daughter, as a child, loved the horse shows and her "other grandpop," Paul. He was vigilant that no children got near the grill while he was cooking but always took the time to step away for a hug and especially a comment about how well the kids were riding. My husband held an immense amount of respect for Paul, and I'm sure the two of them are kicking back beside a sizzling barbecue, talking horses and farming, and enjoying their well deserved rest.
Praying God's peace and comfort for the Lloyd family and friends. <3

Andy, Trudi And Andrew Luko

409w ago

in honor of Paul.

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Andy, Trudi And Andrew Luko

409w ago

in honor of Paul.

Holly Glogau-Morgan

409w ago

There are far too many memories and too little time. He was known to me as "Pa" or "Dad 2.0," and I loved him as if he were my own father. I came to know the family, through Jen, at the tender age of 14 and was in a few tough situations back then. Pa was always firm but very loving.
My favorite memory comes from the summer of 2005. I had been living on the farm, trying to get my head back on straight after an abusive marriage and series of moves made to escape it. There were many days working alongside him, mending or building fences, taking care of the animals, him hollering at me to not go near Pony Boy when the Mustang showed he trusted me and would turn to mush while I'd pet his neck. He was pushing me to think, to remember who I was before the mess I had gotten in. He was guiding me to being more independent again.
I was trying to move to PA, and had a job interview one day. To get there in time, I'd have to leave at 5:30 in the morning. Well, he was already up, at his spot at the kitchen table and was looking over a Bible. Not wanting to disturb him, I went about making a quick breakfast. I turned around just to see him grab my purse and tuck a piece of paper into it. He grinned at being caught and showed me. Pa had written two encouraging scripture verses on it for me to find and read over before the interview.
That is the perfect memory and example of why I loved this man so much. He always treated me as if I were one of his kids.

Sray-Webster Funeral Home

409w ago

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