MCCONACHIE: Lloyd
Posted By On November 8, 2024 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 2 Comments
Passed away peacefully at Clinton General Hospital at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Bernice (Porterfield). Cherished father of Mark Jeffrey (Yvonne Schmalhofer) of Mansfield, Texas and Kelly Dawn (Dave) Parker of Bayfield, Ontario. Dearly loved grandfather (Papa) to Jake (Cait) Kindl, Kate (Daryl) Kindl, Jessica (Ryan) Dyess, Kristin (Reece) Ray, Emily (David Porter) Parker. Five great grandchildren Jaxson & Makayla Bourne, Tommie B Ray, Riley and Hayes Dyess. Near and dear to his heart Jack and Bev Porterfield, Joan Harrow (husband John deceased), Jim and Pat Porterfield, Betty Porterfield (husband Bill deceased), Karen and Ross Quanz, Carol and Norm Binning (deceased). Predeceased by his parents Norman and Margaret (Martin) McConachie and siblings Mervin (June) McConachie, Ivan (Laura) McConachie Ethel (Jim) Houston and Vera (Cliff) Listeon.
Lloyd was a long time employee of the Charcoal Steak House in Kitchener starting out over the HiWay Market. A member of Knox Presbyterian Church in Kitchener and Goderich. In his retirement years he enjoyed visiting family in Texas, wintering in South Texas, stopping in Branson Missouri for some country music. He enjoyed Blue Jays baseball and Toronto Raptors basketball.
In lieu of flowers donation to the Arthritis Society, Heart and Stroke or charity of choice are gratefully acknowledged by the family.
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Bernice and family, Len and I are sorry to hear of Lloyd’s passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
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I remember many Porterfield Picnics where Uncle Lloyd pulled up the lawn chair and watched us nieces and nephews horse around, always with a little smirk (smile) on his face. I would guess that trend continued for his entire family over the years. A great family man!!!