Condolence: Matt and the Lloyd Family:

Our sincere sympathy on the loss of your Dad....we pray he will rest in Our Lord's merciful embrace and that your memories will be a comfort to you.

God bless you.

John & Donna

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Lloyd:
Where does all the time go. It seems like just yesterday we were running around playing in Pennside watching you and Dr playing tennis with our parents. It's almost like a dream - the Lloyds, Crumps, Bertolets, Cronans, Mazzos, Servants and the list goes on & on. We had everything - great friends and so much to do (swam at the pool, played at the rec, skated on the lake, basketball at the courts, 4th of July celebrations, Lower Alsace football, and parents that watched out for each others children. You and dr were people we all loved. My best invitation was from Matt to stay for lunch. He said my mom won't even realize another kid is here! How can we say "thank you" for all you did for us Pennside kids except to say "we love you!"
We celebrate dr's life. He was the best and he had a very, very good life. God Bless you, God Bless dr, and God Bless one of the greatest families Pennside ever knew - The Lloyd Family!!
All our love - The Bertolets

Condolence: Dear Connie,
Of course I never met Edgar, but we spoke often about your dad and certainly I can see you in his picture and know, just because of the person you are, how splendid he must have been. I can see him in your smile. Ang and I so wish we could be there with you now and we, with Charlie, Lucy and Joe, send all of our love to you and your family. In our hearts and prayers,
Mike Donahue

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to the entire family. His infectious laugh and great sense of humor will be sincerely missed. He was a very welcoming man and was quite kind to me when I first came to the Hospital in 1995. Many prayers and Angel's whispers to you and may God hold you in the palm of hid hand.

Condolence: Sending all my love and prayers to Ben and his family !

Condolence: Family obligations will see[ me from attending the service for Edgar.

This wonderful, ever cheerful gentleman helped me in so many ways during his tenure as Medical Director of the RHMC. He was always available and willing to help no matter how complex the problem and his warmth and wisdom and consummate ability usually would solve the problem. I grew very fond of him- you could not look at Edgar and not feel happy. I know his family will miss him terribly.