On Easter day 1989, Lloyd and Helen's family gathered together at the Gibson Memorial United
Church in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Part of the Church service consisted of the unveiling and
dedication of a new beautiful stained glass window. The window was presented to the church by Helen and his children, Reid from Toronto, David from Ottawa, Brian from Boston, Ken from Fredericton and Laurel from Calgary in loving memory of Lloyd who passed from this life in August 1987.
Lloyd was a very active member of that church; serving as a Sunday School Teacher and Superintendent. He was active in the Boy scout movement as Cub master and as Chairman of the
Committee for 20 years, as well as church auditor and a strong supporter for camp. He was coach
for minor hockey and Little League Baseball. Lloyd was especially interested in the Christian
development of children. He was known as a model father by his fellow church members, and the
memorial window will serve as a lasting memory of Lloyd - his laughter, service and commitment to
family and church.
From: The Milburn Connection - Vol 6 1990 no. 1 & Vol 4 1987 no. 1
Helen his wife (I do not know for sure if she is buried with him she passed away in 2018 - if you know for sure please let us know where she is buried.
Church in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Part of the Church service consisted of the unveiling and
dedication of a new beautiful stained glass window. The window was presented to the church by Helen and his children, Reid from Toronto, David from Ottawa, Brian from Boston, Ken from Fredericton and Laurel from Calgary in loving memory of Lloyd who passed from this life in August 1987.
Lloyd was a very active member of that church; serving as a Sunday School Teacher and Superintendent. He was active in the Boy scout movement as Cub master and as Chairman of the
Committee for 20 years, as well as church auditor and a strong supporter for camp. He was coach
for minor hockey and Little League Baseball. Lloyd was especially interested in the Christian
development of children. He was known as a model father by his fellow church members, and the
memorial window will serve as a lasting memory of Lloyd - his laughter, service and commitment to
family and church.
From: The Milburn Connection - Vol 6 1990 no. 1 & Vol 4 1987 no. 1
Helen his wife (I do not know for sure if she is buried with him she passed away in 2018 - if you know for sure please let us know where she is buried.
On Easter day 1989, Lloyd and Helen's family gathered together at the Gibson Memorial United
Church in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Part of the Church service consisted of the unveiling and
dedication of a new beautiful stained glass window. The window was presented to the church by Helen and his children, Reid from Toronto, David from Ottawa, Brian from Boston, Ken from Fredericton and Laurel from Calgary in loving memory of Lloyd who passed from this life in August 1987.
Lloyd was a very active member of that church; serving as a Sunday School Teacher and Superintendent. He was active in the Boy scout movement as Cub master and as Chairman of the
Committee for 20 years, as well as church auditor and a strong supporter for camp. He was coach
for minor hockey and Little League Baseball. Lloyd was especially interested in the Christian
development of children. He was known as a model father by his fellow church members, and the
memorial window will serve as a lasting memory of Lloyd - his laughter, service and commitment to
family and church.
From: The Milburn Connection - Vol 6 1990 no. 1 & Vol 4 1987 no. 1
Helen his wife (I do not know for sure if she is buried with him she passed away in 2018 - if you know for sure please let us know where she is buried.
Church in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Part of the Church service consisted of the unveiling and
dedication of a new beautiful stained glass window. The window was presented to the church by Helen and his children, Reid from Toronto, David from Ottawa, Brian from Boston, Ken from Fredericton and Laurel from Calgary in loving memory of Lloyd who passed from this life in August 1987.
Lloyd was a very active member of that church; serving as a Sunday School Teacher and Superintendent. He was active in the Boy scout movement as Cub master and as Chairman of the
Committee for 20 years, as well as church auditor and a strong supporter for camp. He was coach
for minor hockey and Little League Baseball. Lloyd was especially interested in the Christian
development of children. He was known as a model father by his fellow church members, and the
memorial window will serve as a lasting memory of Lloyd - his laughter, service and commitment to
family and church.
From: The Milburn Connection - Vol 6 1990 no. 1 & Vol 4 1987 no. 1
Helen his wife (I do not know for sure if she is buried with him she passed away in 2018 - if you know for sure please let us know where she is buried.
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