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Services
Mrs. Lloyd will be laid to rest Saturday, April 5, 2014 at Cherry Grove Baptist Church in Edward, MS. Committal will be held at Cherry Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. Her services will begin at 1:00 p.m. Visitation will be from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, April 4, 2014.
Obituary
The life journey of Mrs. Addie Lee Lloyd affectionately called "Sugar Babe" began over a century ago on September 15, 1912 in Edwards, Mississippi to the parentage of the late h
Henry and Janice Smothers.
Knowing that the real journey begins with the Lord, Mrs. Lloyd confessed her hope in Christ at Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Edwards, MS.
Following God's plan, in 1933 she continued her life's journey and united in marriage with Gus Lloyd, Sr., to this union, one son was born.
Mrs. Lloyd journeyed to Los Angeles, CA, and worked for a defense plant. Her journey continued on to Chicago, IL where she reared her son and was employed as a dietician at the University of Illinois for many years. In 1967, she journeyed back to Edwards, MS as a fulltime homemaker.
Mrs. Lloyd was a loving mother, friend, grandmother, and aunt. Most of all, she was a devoted and loving wife for over fifty years to the late Gus Lloyd, Sr. Mrs. Addie Lloyd lived the rest of her journey as a widow believing she "can make it if she try."
At midnight in her home on March 29, 2014, Mrs. Addie Lloyd received her crown and completed her earthly journey. God called his soldier to a wonderful place called heaven.
She leaves behind to cherish her journey, her only child, Gus Lloyd, Jr. and his wife, Alice; her sister: Nana Faye; eight grandchildren: Sylvia, Shyanne, Anthony, Sharlene, Nicoa, Tanya, Maudestine and Meronica; fourteen great grandchildren: Shawn, Shurun, Robert, Andre, LaToya, LaShea, Breanna, Michael, Rebecca, Tristian, Martin, Jade, Diamond, and Joshua; four great-great grandchildren, Thaliyah, Shawn Jr., and Azariah; God-son: Robert Mack; neighbors and loving friends, Virginia Foster, Marie Strong and Stephanie Foster; and a host of nieces, nephew and others.
Henry and Janice Smothers.
Knowing that the real journey begins with the Lord, Mrs. Lloyd confessed her hope in Christ at Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Edwards, MS.
Following God's plan, in 1933 she continued her life's journey and united in marriage with Gus Lloyd, Sr., to this union, one son was born.
Mrs. Lloyd journeyed to Los Angeles, CA, and worked for a defense plant. Her journey continued on to Chicago, IL where she reared her son and was employed as a dietician at the University of Illinois for many years. In 1967, she journeyed back to Edwards, MS as a fulltime homemaker.
Mrs. Lloyd was a loving mother, friend, grandmother, and aunt. Most of all, she was a devoted and loving wife for over fifty years to the late Gus Lloyd, Sr. Mrs. Addie Lloyd lived the rest of her journey as a widow believing she "can make it if she try."
At midnight in her home on March 29, 2014, Mrs. Addie Lloyd received her crown and completed her earthly journey. God called his soldier to a wonderful place called heaven.
She leaves behind to cherish her journey, her only child, Gus Lloyd, Jr. and his wife, Alice; her sister: Nana Faye; eight grandchildren: Sylvia, Shyanne, Anthony, Sharlene, Nicoa, Tanya, Maudestine and Meronica; fourteen great grandchildren: Shawn, Shurun, Robert, Andre, LaToya, LaShea, Breanna, Michael, Rebecca, Tristian, Martin, Jade, Diamond, and Joshua; four great-great grandchildren, Thaliyah, Shawn Jr., and Azariah; God-son: Robert Mack; neighbors and loving friends, Virginia Foster, Marie Strong and Stephanie Foster; and a host of nieces, nephew and others.
