Lloyd A. Billing

I check this site regularly but am SO sorry to have to reconnect with an old friend this way. Of course you have our prayers and sympathy. But, Dottie!, how many years has it been - 40? We were in Chicago 20 years. When things settle for you, we'd love to hear from you.
Our love to you all.
Bill and BrendaTQQjB

Lloyd served as a bus captain for the Missouri Life Caravan for over 30+ years. He took the bus to the annual March for Life in Washington DC which is held every Jan.22 to commemorate the sad anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, which legalized abortion in 1973. He made his final trip to DC last year with his daughter Darlene. This is not an easy trip since it is always held in January and the weather is always cold. But

Lloyd served as a bus captain for the Missouri Life Caravan for over 30+ years. He took the bus to the annual March for Life in Washington DC which is held every Jan.22 to commemorate the sad anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, which legalized abortion in 1973. He made his final trip to DC last year with his daughter Darlene. This is not an easy trip since it is always held in January and the weather is always cold. But come rain, snow or blizzard, Lloyd made the journey every year with a smile and a kind word for everyone. We are so grateful for his years of service and dedication to the Missouri Life Caravan. All our prayers and sympathy are with Darlene and his family.
Ellie Dillon, Co-chairman
Missouri Life Caravan

Loyd was a very good man who was there anytime I asked him for help,
From teenager years to present times.
Your Name will be honored with respectful memories by me
As I pray your soul will rest in peace!
I also pray your Wife, Daughters, & Family will find the strength you had
In themselves to carry forward
As I sallute you one last time!
May Jesus bless your soul, amen.

My family shares a fifty year history with the Billing’s. Lloyd and my dad were carpenters on site when Gran-Lin Haven was built in 1962. These two very talented craftsmen also purchased homes for themselves in the subdivision. Lloyd and Dot’s charity work was admirable. They were foster parents for many years, welcoming all that entered their home including strays left on their doorstep. At the confused age of sixteen, I was one of those strays. I lived with the

My family shares a fifty year history with the Billing’s. Lloyd and my dad were carpenters on site when Gran-Lin Haven was built in 1962. These two very talented craftsmen also purchased homes for themselves in the subdivision. Lloyd and Dot’s charity work was admirable. They were foster parents for many years, welcoming all that entered their home including strays left on their doorstep. At the confused age of sixteen, I was one of those strays. I lived with the family for 9 months. I believe I owe my high school dilemma to their day-by-day coaxing; thank you. Lloyd taught me a great deal, often leading by example. He was a wonderful person and always fun to be around. Lloyd had a great sense of humor -- never without a joke and always accompanied by a hardy laugh. Lloyd managed a little girl’s baseball team which Lloyd’s oldest daughter and I were coaches. We won a first place trophy! My heart hurts to think I’ll never hear his laughter again. My sincerest heartfelt, condolences go to his beloved family.

We will keep the entire family in our prays during this time of sorrow.

Our deepest sympathies to your family. He is at peace now, may you find comfort in the knowledge that he has found his place in heaven, and seek joy in the many happy memories you share.

lloyd was a funny man. his devotion to saving animals from abuse and neglect will always be remembered. heather and dot,and the rest of lloyds family you have my deepest condolences

Geoff and Family
I am so very sorry for your loss. He was my favorite customer at Texaco/Shell always up for an arguement and always in fun. Thank you Geoff for letting me know and again I am so sorry. May he rest in Peace