Lloyd Gordon Dykes of Midwest City, Oklahoma, died on November 28, 2021, at the age of 80. Lloyd was born in Tolleson, Arizona on January 16, 1941, to George T. Dykes and Vivian E. Dykes. Until his retirement, Lloyd was a talented Carpenter who owned his own Construction business, Lloyd Dykes Construction.
Lloyd enjoyed a wide variety of hobbies, including fishing, camping, going to garage sales and swap meets, gardening, and canning. More than anything in life, Lloyd loved spending time with his family, especially his precious grandchildren. He will be deeply missed and remembered fondly by all those who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his mom and dad, his beloved wife, Jeana Dykes, and a grandson, Hunter Swearengin.
Lloyd enjoyed a wide variety of hobbies, including fishing, camping, going to garage sales and swap meets, gardening, and canning. More than anything in life, Lloyd loved spending time with his family, especially his precious grandchildren. He will be deeply missed and remembered fondly by all those who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his mom and dad, his beloved wife, Jeana Dykes, and a grandson, Hunter Swearengin.
Lloyd Gordon Dykes of Midwest City, Oklahoma, died on November 28, 2021, at the age of 80. Lloyd was born in Tolleson, Arizona on January 16, 1941, to George T. Dykes and Vivian E. Dykes. Until his retirement, Lloyd was a talented Carpenter who owned his own Construction business, Lloyd Dykes Construction.
Lloyd enjoyed a wide variety of hobbies, including fishing, camping, going to garage sales and swap meets, gardening, and canning. More than anything in life, Lloyd loved spending time with his family, especially his precious grandchildren. He will be deeply missed and remembered fondly by all those who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his mom and dad, his beloved wife, Jeana Dykes, and a grandson, Hunter Swearengin.
Lloyd enjoyed a wide variety of hobbies, including fishing, camping, going to garage sales and swap meets, gardening, and canning. More than anything in life, Lloyd loved spending time with his family, especially his precious grandchildren. He will be deeply missed and remembered fondly by all those who knew and loved him.
He was preceded in death by his mom and dad, his beloved wife, Jeana Dykes, and a grandson, Hunter Swearengin.
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