Our family would like to thank all of Lloyd's friends and co-workers for all the kind words of comfort you have extended to us. The cards and floral arrangements we received are wonderful.

Lloyd's death certificate indicates that Lloyd suffered a heart attack.  We understand that the first responders worked for quite some time but were unable to revive him. 
 
Our family plans to fulfill his wishes to be cremated and his ashes thrown in the wind in the Colorado mountains.  

As you all know, Lloyd loved dancing, expensive cars, sports and was a true animal lover.  He called me in August to wish me a happy birthday.  He was in great spirits and talked about his friends and dancing partners, and the fact that football season was just around the corner, which I knew meant that he'd be doing lots of teasing.  

He asked for a family update and I did have a chance to tell him that he was going to be a great uncle again and this time the baby is a boy.  He was pleased to hear that his great niece was going to have a baby brother.  

The years he was able to spend Christmas with us are some of my children's and grandchildren's favorites. 

Thank you for sharing your memories about Lloyd.  He will be missed by many.

Lloyd's Sister,

Gosh I was shocked you left so suddenly. I will miss seeing you everyday picking up my mail. You were always on time and did your very best. I think you were an super person. So sorry for your loss.  Thinking of your family in prayer.

Lloyd was a super roommate to have. My two cats and dog loved him!! Whenever he came out of his room they always ran to him to get some attention & petting. Even when he came home from work they would be there at the door to greet him. If I was going to be working late he made sure a light was turned on in living room for me so I would not have to enter a totally dark house. He was such a sweet & thoughtful man. I miss him greatly. There is an empty place in my life now that he is gone. Rest in peace Lloyd. Miss you.

Rest in peace Lloyd.......Your friends in the Mailroom will miss you!

Rest In peace Lloyd you will be missed giving  me a hard time about the Sooners and Dallas Cowboys. I can hear you now asking me about Boise State  the Statue of Liberty play! You will be deeply missed.

Uncle Lloyd you were suddenly called home but lived a full life filled with many things you enjoyed. (Sports, cars, dancing, entertaining friends).  You will be thought of often and missed by all. Rest in Peace.

Uncle Lloyd will be missed. Although we did not see him very often, the times he visited or passed through town and stopped by were special. When Chip and I visited Atlanta in early 1990, Uncle Lloyd took out to dinner one night. He loved Atlanta, informed us of much history, including what Southerners called the Civil War, "The War of Northern Aggression". He also loved Colorado and all the other states he lived in. 
He also enjoyed technology and expensive cars from what I remember. The first mobile "car" phone I saw in person was the one in his Mercedes on that trip to Atlanta. The car was sporty and the car phone was the size of a home phone, embedded in the center console. 
Then there were his dogs. He spoiled them completely. He may have said he got them for his wife at the time, but I really think he got them for himself. 
Fun memories. Thanks, Uncle Lloyd, you will indeed be missed.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at your time of loss.  We will miss him giving us OU fans a hard time.  He will be missed!

OBITUARY

Clinton "C.L.:" Lloyd Chamberlain

December 28, 1938 – September 4, 2015

Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery

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