LEWIS, Lloyd John

Dear David and family,

I extend my deepest condolence and sympathy to you and your family for the passing of your beloved father Lloyd. May this message offer you comfort and support during this sad time.
With sympathy.
Frank Mannuzza

To All of Lloyd’s family please except condolences & sympathy from the both of us, may you all have solace in knowing that your brother,father & grandfather is now at eternal peace R.I.P. Lloyd Lewis

Alexis & Trevor Oldaker

Deepest sympathies to the Lewis clans and extended families for your loss
RIP Lloyd

Condolences to the Lewis family on the passing of Lloyd..Worked with him for many years good friend and workmate for a long time.. Played mid week cricket with him he could bat right through and bowl right through…Rip Lloyd your job is done.

I will always remember his sharp maths brain & his words. I will always remember his favorite saying to me – Oh God help us with a laugh as I’d probably done something silly. Cheers Lloyd. Rochelle

Hey Lou,great memories of our friendship and cricketing days,loved our catch up some weeks ago,always remember the ball smashing into my gloves,from a low rocket arm deep in the outfield,hence his baseball ex,pertise ,thanks for having an impact on my life,cheers my good friend,feathers.

Rest Peacefully Lloyd , you were a true gentleman in Laurel, we will all miss you, Michelle

Dear David Joanne Lloyd Brendon Kelly partners Poppy’s Grandchildren his sisters brothers It was an honour and pleasure knowing you Lloyd for 35 years now you are at peace no more suffering time passes memories last forever special place in our hearts and thoughts
Love Elaine and Bastian family xxoo

Dear Kelly and Family’s
Our hearts are with you all at this time and onwards we have lost a great Man, Mentor and Friend within Lloyd Lewis he will be greatly missed by the many lives he touched. May he rest now no more pain

All our love from The Wass Family
Katrina, Wayne, Brandan, Melinda & Riley

To all of Lloyds’ family please except our deepest sympathy on the passing of Lloyd, was lucky to catch up with him recently while visiting mum in laural & had a few laughs. The pain is over now, rest in peace Lloyd.

Lloyd, It’s always been an absolute honour to call you my uncle (you were my first uncle & always will be)

I will miss your wit, humour, warm hugs & smile.

We could always count on you to give us the facts, no matter what the topic, with your calm, melodic voice.

It’s time to rest easy now xo

All my love to David, Jo, Lloyd, Kelly & Brendan.

Love Michelle xo

Dad, it’s been a pleasure knowing you and looking after you in the last year, but most importantly being your son for 55 years.
You were never a burden and apologised after every visit, dementia won in the end, but it never took away your caring spirit or my name.
Que Sera, Sera, love you dad, at peace now.
Cheers for now
Dave

I love you, Dad. I didn’t always see the love you had for me, but I’m so grateful that, in the end, we were able to heal and reconnect. The best decision we ever made was moving you down here—having you as such a big part of my life and my boys’ lives was truly amazing.

Thank you for always being there for us, for doing everything you could to help, and for being my rock through the journey of parenting alone. I wouldn’t have made it through without you.

Que sera, sera now.

We miss you so much.

Cheers…. Love ya xo

Fond memories of dear Lloyd from being neighbors,
working together and. friends, our love to David, Jo Jo and
family RIP Dear Lloyd
Sheila and Bob

To all Lou’s family our thoughts are with you. We have known Lou for a lot of years and it was baseball that brought us together. He was a great baseballer, sportsman and statistician with natural ability. We spent many a baseball game with him in our early days and lots of happy trips away at Baseball Carnivals and many games were replayed later. Lots of memories to cherish. Ray and Mal

Please accept my most sincere sympathy & condolences to all Lew’s family on your sad loss. I was extremely saddened to hear of his passing. It was always a pleasure to have a yarn whenever we me. May he rest in peace.

Please accept my most sincere sympathy & condolences to all Lew’s family on your sad loss. I was extremely saddened to hear of his passing. It was always a pleasure to have a yarn whenever we met. May he rest in peace.

Dear David .Joanne Lloyd Brendan Kelly it’s with a heavy heart I send our love to you all on the loss of your dad an my brother Lloyd and all your partners and children. Lloyd was a true gentleman with a lot of respect for all. Will miss our interesting conversations you were loved always. Lorraine John, Michelle Darren Scott Glenn. Great Uncle to 9 a Great great uncle to 2. Say hi to mum dad and brother Mark family always sticks together. R.I.P

To all of the Lewis family,

our dearest condolence and sympathy to you of the passing of Lloyd, a beautiful and beloved father and legend to the baseball game. The passion of the game and those stats could been seen with just a cheeky big smile. Lloyd, you will be missed but be sure to play big and smash some home runs up there.
RIP Lloyd Lewis
Thank you for everything you have done for baseball for Local Clubs and the Latrobe Valley Baseball Association.

The Gilletts.

So proud of you Dad.
Your keen intelligence, sporting knowledge & prowess, gentle caring nature and your respectful strength of character which endured to the very end..
Going to miss our interesting conversations Dad so I will just keep talking to you.
Bye for now Dad,
With all my love,
Jo

I will miss Lloyd at 3 am in the morning when I was on the Unit at YWPS he would come into the Control Room and help keep me awake with the World sports news it was appreciated…Rip mate.

Fond memories of parties and sleepovers at Lloyds in our teens with Dave – always welcoming, good humored, generous and interested.
Condolences to David, Jo and other siblings and families.
He’s in a better place now.
Love and best wishes

Matt Fitzsimon and family

Lloyd, you were always a gentleman and a baseball idol of mine growing up. I have fondest memories of growing up around LV baseball, and your friendship to my dad, Ron. You will be forever missed by the Hateley family. Love and hugs to your family and the Redsox family. Hap Jr.

Uncle Lloyd, we will miss you so much! Such a kind and caring man, I’ve loved watching you with your grandkids over the years and even with your great nephews, my boys. So much light in your eyes as you’d watch, chat & play with them.

You are loved by so many, you will live on in our memories.

Rest peacefully Uncle Lloyd.

Sending warm hugs to you all.
Love from Molly, Justin & our boys

A great mate from opening his house to us as young people to playing basketball and football together at boolarra trips away great times a great fella goodbye Ludicrous never forget you 😎

RIP Lloyd, a true gentleman

Lloyd was a highly respected and valued work colleague for many years in Yarrawonga/Mulwala. He was always the first person to welcome any new staff members and was a great friend to all and their families. We loved to hear Lloyds stories of his achievements in baseball, golf and cricket, and his passion for the Melbourne Football Club. Most of all he was always very proud of kids. Deepest sympathy to Lloyds children and extended family.

My heartfelt condolences go out to all of Lloyds family.
Lloyd was a valued workmate for 11 years and a friend for even longer. I will always treasure my memories of Lloyd. He had a great sense of humour and a heart of gold, but he sure loved to stir me up whenever his beloved Dees were playing my Pies. Lol.
I was lucky to get to have a good chat with him a couple months ago when he rang me by accident. Something I will never forget.
RIP Lloyd. You will be missed xx
Stoney

Lloyd, old mate, so sorry to hear of your passing. Baseball teammates from the ’60’s, we shared some great memories. It was wonderful to reconnect and have a good yak at the recent TBC reunion. I extend my condolences to all Lloyd’s family.

Farewell Lew, a boyhood hero who became a teammate and mentor, then a good friend. Love and condolences to the family from Deb and myself,
Russ King

I was saddened to see the Death Notice in the paper of Lloyd. Condolences to Lorraine and the rest of the Lewis family and extended families.

Remembering some happy childhood days as neighbours in Garibaldi Street.

Lloyd I will miss our chats at family functions especially all things football and how good and shit our teams were travelling tiges/demons
Lloyd allways welcomed me with open arms with kindness and friendship Lloyd allways took a interest in my life and how I was travelling.
I have happy many happy memories of me floating around in your pool at Elliot St backyard.
Gone but never fortgotten may he RIP
My Deepest Sympathy to al of the Lewis Family I will be thinking of you all today X

To the extended Lewis clan, we extend our thanks and condolences. Lloyd, as my first senior baseball coach dubbed me Little Beato, and it was a special privelege to play with someone that played with my dad also, and it demonstrated how exceptional Lloyd wss to play A grade baseball with a second generation of Redsox baseballers. Lloyd was an old school player and coach, and through the lean years of the 80’s and 90’s his loyalty to the club he loved never waivered. Mercy rules were common results for us, but each weekend Lewy ran training on long Saturday afternoons, and then we fronted up Sundays for what were typically tough games, but he ensured we played the game in the right spirit, and fought to the end. As juniors playing with men, he made sure we were made welcome in the team, but were not pandered to. My constant reminder of Lloyd will be having one leg longer than the other, as he was sure I could walk on a ‘sprained’ ankle that proved to have both bones broken. I know the club and his past teammates will be, but I personally will be forever grateful to the amazing work of Kelly Lewis, Joanna Lewis, and Bernie Newall, that ensured Lloyd took part in the clubs 60th Anniversary Celebrations, and also made sure that Lloyd was there to see the A and B grade premiership of 2024, and get amongst the onfield celebrations after the game. Lloyd will be forever be remembered as a Legend of the club, however I will remember a coach and teammate that supported me in my developing years, then again offered me support much later in life, and I will cherish the ability I had to say Thank you to him in his final days for his service to the club, and for what he did for me. RIP Lewy

To all the Lewis Family:
Our thoughts are with you at this time of passing of Lloyd. I know he will be sorely missed by both his immediate and extended family and friends.
Rest in peace Lloyd.

Dennis & Julie Henry

Our sincere condolences to all of Lloyds family. As school friend to my brother Sug and me to Irene We remember happy Times around our neighborhood and growing up. Sug always had a great word to say about Lloyd and played footy at st Paul’s and Tennis with alloys and Edward. Neighbors also to mum and dad Jenny and Joe Cukier in Elliott street

Our kindest regards to all. Barbara Gapper