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17w201 Roosevelt Road
Villa Park, Illinois
Alexander, Lloyd F. Age 77, U.S. Marine Veteran. Beloved husband of Shirley nee: Rice. Loving father of Kimberly (Kevin) Gard, and Debi (Tim) Belue. Cherished grandfather of Brian (Missy) Gard, Angela (Carson) Cheatham, Kevin, Michael, and Mary Gard, Shane Blaylock and Dakota Belue. Treasured brother of Lorraine (late Raymond) Borowski, Virginia (Bob) Oliver, Thelma (Mike) Pich. Dear brother-in-law, uncle and a friend to all. Funeral chapel service service 11:00 am Friday August 5, 2011 at Chapel Hill Gardens West Funeral Home 17 W 201 Roosevelt Rd. Oakbrook Terrace Il. 60181. Visitation: Thursday 2pm-8pm. Interment: Chapel Hill Garden West Cemetery. Info: 630-941-5860.
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I'm so sorry for your loss. I met Mr. Fritz when he came down to visit Debi and thought the world of him. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers. May God give you the peace and comfort that only He can give. Love you all. Charlotte McCain
August 5, 2011
I am so sorry for your loss Shirley and family. May God Bless You. (Betty Baldwin) Berkeley, Il.
August 4, 2011
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Charlene Lord
August 3, 2011
To my family, my dear Mother and precious sister Kim I send my deepest heartfelt sympathy. Although I can't be with you know my heart longs to be there and that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I love you both so.
I would like to say...When I think of my Dad I think of the love he showed. How he was the best Pappy and Dad ever. How he loved his family. My memories of him are treasures and will always be held in my heart.
I love you Dearest Pappy. Thank you for being my Dad.
Debi Belue
August 3, 2011
My dear sweet brother is gone now and I am sending heartfelt sympathy to my sister-in-law Shirley and my niece Kim and her wonderful family. Love and Peace to all of you knowing Lloyd is in Heaven with Jesus and our dad and mom who he loved so very much.
Thelma and Mike
Thelma & Mike Piche
August 3, 2011
We will miss Uncle Lloyd very much. He was such a loving Uncle. Our prayers are with Aunt Shirley and Kim
Stephanie Marinau
August 3, 2011
I will always have the fondest memories of Poppy. I felt like I knew him forever the first night we met at "eyes to the skys". I loved sharing Easter dinner together. How can anyone become so dear so quickly? Its amazing.
Marty and Connie
August 2, 2011
Dear Uncle Lloyd,
I will always remember the fun times our whole family had at your house in Westchester during holidays. I will never forget babysitting Buffy, Kim's dog. He was always my favorite dog and I wasn't allergic to him!
I will miss the memories of you but will never forget.
Love, Janene
Janene Conte
August 2, 2011
Sending our love, prayers and deepest condolences to Aunt Shirley, Kim and the whole family. Uncle Lloyd will be sorely missed by us. He was a wonderful uncle whom we'll always fondly keep alive in our memory and conversations. And when our Alexander family history story is complete, he'll be remembered for his contribution to our DNA family genealogy, forever linking us to our historical Niall (Irish) ancestors.
God bless you, Uncle Lloyd, and thanks for sharing your love and life with all of us.
Love always,
Regina & Glenn
Regina & Glenn Rivera
August 2, 2011
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