Mary Ellen Lloyd Obituary
Mary Ellen Lloyd, a native of Kelly, North Carolina, passed into the arms of the Lord, surrounded by family, on August 20, 2015. Born December 29, 1929, Mary worked at Coco’s Restaurants for 10 years. A devoted wife, loving mother and adoring grandmother, Mary is survived by James, her husband of 60 years, four children, Phyllis Asmussen (Bill), Jacqueline Thompson (Ron), Cristen Lloyd (Linda) and Tamera Johnson (Brad); 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be held at Mountain View Funeral Home, 7900 E. Main St, Mesa, AZ on Friday, August 28, 2015 at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers donations in Mary’s name may be made to Hospice of the Valley, or the charitable organization of your choice.
Uncle Jim, Phyllis, Jacque, Cris, Tammy and Family
I am sorry to hear of Aunt Mary’s passing. It is never easy to lose a loved one but it’s made easier by knowing she is at peace. I wish it was where I could come for the services but I will be unable to. I will continue to remember you guys in my thoughts and prayers.
Love to all
Sherry
You were always my favorite aunt. I’ll miss you. I know mom will be happy to see you. I love you, Cindy
Prayers from NC for this huge loss. My love for Aunt Mary has always been very special just the way she was to many. As a little girl, I remember how she spoiled me. I have often been told I was more like her than anyone else in our family. I accepted this as a great compliment. My Dad always said the red in my hair & my curls were from her. Oh, how she will be missed! Many comforting thoughts that we can all take away from this is that she is no longer in pain, her phantom pain is gone and she has a new leg instead. She is with our Lord & the family that has gone before her. Having said all of this, each of you will have a hole in your heart for her that will not be easily repaired, Please know that in the days & months ahead, you will be in our thoughts & prayers. We may be a long way from you but many prayers are being said by her family here for all of you. My efforts to get there as my heart desired were unsuccessful due to health issues. I promise I will be there in spirit on Friday and the rest of the time you are together celebrating the life of a great woman who was a Wonderful Wife, Mother and Grandmother. Also, for many others she was a wonderful sister, aunt, & friend. May God be with you and keep his loving arms around you as you go thru this difficult time in your lives. Uncle Jim, thank you so much for taking such good care of Aunt Mary. We love you and all the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Much Love,
Judie & Cecil