Lloyd was the son of John David Moore and Annette 'Nettie' Virginia Gray.
He was married to Clara Lorece Parsons. From their marriage came 4 children.
He retired from a career as a carpenter, having helped build many of the homes on Pegues in Longview, and many other homes in the area as well.
I had the privilege of growing up a few houses down from Lloyd. His grandson was a close family friend.
Actually, the house I grew up in started out as a oil field line shack. When the oil field was turning into a golf course, he bought and moved the line shack onto his farm. He lived in that house until he completed the 2 story house down the street, that I always knew him in.
Lloyd loved to go hunting, and had 4 hunting dogs in the yard. I remember them howling (as coon dogs do) all the time.
He was a lawn mower repair man in his retired spare time.
He was diagnosed later in his life with lung disease caused by asbestos.
He was just a fantastic, great guy, and I was so sad when they moved away. I really miss him sometimes. I would have liked for my kids to get to know him too.
He was married to Clara Lorece Parsons. From their marriage came 4 children.
He retired from a career as a carpenter, having helped build many of the homes on Pegues in Longview, and many other homes in the area as well.
I had the privilege of growing up a few houses down from Lloyd. His grandson was a close family friend.
Actually, the house I grew up in started out as a oil field line shack. When the oil field was turning into a golf course, he bought and moved the line shack onto his farm. He lived in that house until he completed the 2 story house down the street, that I always knew him in.
Lloyd loved to go hunting, and had 4 hunting dogs in the yard. I remember them howling (as coon dogs do) all the time.
He was a lawn mower repair man in his retired spare time.
He was diagnosed later in his life with lung disease caused by asbestos.
He was just a fantastic, great guy, and I was so sad when they moved away. I really miss him sometimes. I would have liked for my kids to get to know him too.
Lloyd was the son of John David Moore and Annette 'Nettie' Virginia Gray.
He was married to Clara Lorece Parsons. From their marriage came 4 children.
He retired from a career as a carpenter, having helped build many of the homes on Pegues in Longview, and many other homes in the area as well.
I had the privilege of growing up a few houses down from Lloyd. His grandson was a close family friend.
Actually, the house I grew up in started out as a oil field line shack. When the oil field was turning into a golf course, he bought and moved the line shack onto his farm. He lived in that house until he completed the 2 story house down the street, that I always knew him in.
Lloyd loved to go hunting, and had 4 hunting dogs in the yard. I remember them howling (as coon dogs do) all the time.
He was a lawn mower repair man in his retired spare time.
He was diagnosed later in his life with lung disease caused by asbestos.
He was just a fantastic, great guy, and I was so sad when they moved away. I really miss him sometimes. I would have liked for my kids to get to know him too.
He was married to Clara Lorece Parsons. From their marriage came 4 children.
He retired from a career as a carpenter, having helped build many of the homes on Pegues in Longview, and many other homes in the area as well.
I had the privilege of growing up a few houses down from Lloyd. His grandson was a close family friend.
Actually, the house I grew up in started out as a oil field line shack. When the oil field was turning into a golf course, he bought and moved the line shack onto his farm. He lived in that house until he completed the 2 story house down the street, that I always knew him in.
Lloyd loved to go hunting, and had 4 hunting dogs in the yard. I remember them howling (as coon dogs do) all the time.
He was a lawn mower repair man in his retired spare time.
He was diagnosed later in his life with lung disease caused by asbestos.
He was just a fantastic, great guy, and I was so sad when they moved away. I really miss him sometimes. I would have liked for my kids to get to know him too.
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