You were a wonderful man and a good friend. Thank you for laughs and fond memories. My heart goes out to your family.

My Grandfather was always a ""Service person"" he didn't always tell you he loved you-That wasn't his way, instead he would show that he loved you in other ways. When I was small he would fix my broken toys, when I got older he would fix our cars, later in life, he ""inspected"" the home that my wife and I purchased. And you had to know that this was his way of saying that he loved you. I think that the only word that would express his love for me would be when he hugged me and called me ""bud"" I knew that he loved me though he didn't have to say it in the traditional ways- he did it in his own special ways. He was a great man and I will truly miss him. I felt that memorial day tribute was fitting due to his years of service and the fact that he was born on 05/30/1930- Memorial Day!

Your father, my brother, meant a lot to me.  He gave me my first job in his two gas stations in Clinton, Iowa starting when I was 13 years old.  He taught me everything I know about cars.  He helped me work on my cars, etc.  A lot of Great Memories!  I have faith in God to fulfill His promise of eternal life and because of that I know we will be with Lloyd again someday.

Uncle Lloyd was my 'favorite' uncle.  He would call my mother and say put the coffee pot on, I'm coming.  He would be only a few minutes away and this could be any time day or night.
He served as usher at our wedding and we shall miss him deeply.  May the family find peace in knowing that we will all see him again in a better place.  God blessings to all of the family.

I only new Grandpa Clausen for 4 years , but he was a great man.  He will be missed. He was a great father,brother husband grandfather and great grandfather. My daughter was just 8 months when he pasted, but she will know how great of a man he was.  We love you Grandpa.

Dear Tom:
Larry and I were saddened to learn about your father's passing.  We wish you peace and the love of family and friends in the coming days and months, and all our very  best wishes for happiness in your life.
Warmly,
Debra

We can't be there to express our sympathy and give you all a hug, But our thoughts and prayers are with you. We know you will miss your dad and grandpa, but now he is no longer in pain. Lloyd has a wonderful family and we know he must have been proud of all of you!

I remember staying at Lloyd and Pat's in Cedar Rapids one summer with Deb. It was fun and they treated me like a daughter. My love and hugs go out to the family.

We would like to express our sincere condolences on your loss of Lloyd. We met Lloyd in 1964 and Don had worked for him a couple of times.  He was always a kind and thoughtful man and we thought very highly of him.

So sorry to hear of Lloyd's passing. I have so many good memories of the wonderful times shared with Pat and Lloyd, Fanny and Don Aldrich and Larry. And then the untimely death of Pat left us all with a painful reminder of how precious life, friends and family are. May the Lord give you all comfort at this difficult time.

I am so sorry to hear of Lloyd's death.  I knew Lloyd and Patsy in the 70's.  Patsy and I worked together at Collins Radio.  I got to know Lloyd at that time.  Lloyd was a nice guy and fun to be around.  I lost track of Lloyd after Patsy's death.  I hope he had a good life.  Patsy and I are from Decatur County, Iowa.

Grandpa I will truly miss you the trips to your house loveland the holiday memories and you always had ways of making everyone laugh.
I have always been proud of you in t airforce serving your country and I still remember you helping us hang our basketball hoop and taking us to mcdonads ""wheres your helmet at"" I will miss eating at your house all the food that you have made. one of my faverite things you made was your swiss steak.

Dad
I felt like it took me a while to really get to know you but in your last days when you called me on my cell phone because of your pain I am so glad Debbie and I could be there with you and Tom in your final days on this earth. I a m glad that you are no longer in pain. You did so many things to show us how you loved us all -- the hard work on my cars and trucks, painting my lawn care truck and helping us with the business with your work and advice.
Dad I will miss you but I am glad your pain is now gone.
Love 
Your Son in Law 
Alan Walters

Dad
It took a long time for me to feel like i knew you, but I always knew you had a great heart, and a very giving and generous spirit.
You helped Debbie and me in so many ways. Together we went through alot . I am glad you are no longer in pain even though I will miss you so much.
I know that i will see you again someday. 
God Speed Dad!
Love Alan Walters

My Grandfather was always a ""Service person"" he didn't always tell you he loved you-That wasn't his way, instead he would show that he loved you in other ways. When I was small he would fix my broken toys, when I got older he would fix our cars, later in life, he ""inspected"" the home that my wife and I purchased. And you had to know that this was his way of saying that he loved you. I think that the only word that would express his love for me would be when he hugged me and called me ""bud"" I knew that he loved me though he didn't have to say it in the traditional ways- he did it in his own special ways. He was a great man and I will truly miss him.

May Almighty God of all Comfort and tender mercies Comfort the 
Clausen family  (2Co.1:3,4),
The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his Voice and come out, Almighty God will wipe out every tears from their eyes And death will be no more, Almighty God HOPE and PROMISE SOON TO BE ATTAIN, May these thoughts be of some Comfort.
gingerrobinson@bellsouth.net

OBITUARIO

Lloyd Vincent Clausen

30 mayo, 1930 – 15 enero, 2010

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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