Peacefully at the South Huron Hospital on Thursday, June 3, 2021 of Exeter formerly of London and Grand Bend at the age of 98. Beloved husband of the late Barbara (Scott) Walters (2009). Dear father of Sharon Walters of London, Marlene and Glen Fex of London and Carl and Maureen Walters of Melbourne. Dear grandfather of Brian, Billy, and Carl Fex all of London; Ashley Walters and Greg Glanville of Strathroy, and Tyson Walters of Melbourne, and great grandfather of Wyatt Fex, and Braxton Glanville. Predeceased by his parents Ila (Townsend) and Frank Walters, and sisters Dorothy Twyford, Beatrice Campbell, Eileen Culver, and Amy Horne.
Cremation has taken place and a memorial visitation will be held at the Haskett Funeral Home, 370 WIlliam Street, EXETER on Tuesday, September 21st from 1:30 -3 PM. Due to Provincial COVID-19 restrictions, each person must RSVP for the visitation, please click “Register Now” below to register. Interment Turner’s Cemetery, Tuckersmith Township.
Donations to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated by the family.
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Elaine Ford
Dear Dorothy and family. My sincere sympathy to you and your family. I was so sorry to learn of Regs death. Your many memories and travels will be great comfort for you. 🤗❤️
Jerry and Alice MasLean
To The Family of Lloyd, what a privelidge you have had to have had such a gem of a man in your lives for 98years.
Lloyd was an amazing man! He always dressed so spiffy…always wore a matching hat for his attire for the day. His kind gentle manner was one we seldom see now a day.He was a great neighbour and we miss seeing him here on Shadow Lane and also in church on Sunday mornings…he seldom missed church(pre covid of course)
RIP Lloyd
George Gillies
I wish to convey my condolences to Lloyd’s family. I enjoyed playing many rounds of golf at Bayview with Lloyd, since the mid 1980’s. Lloyd,Dick Bedard and I often played ,several times a week together…how treasured are those memories! What a golfer…What a man! We often said,”When we grow up we want to be like Lloyd Walters”!
George Gillies
Dorothy Whittier
I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Lloyd’s family. Lloyd had been my neighbour for over 20 years and I will miss him greatly for his kindness and helping hands.
Dorothy Whittier and Family
Brian and Janet Wedlake
Our sincere condolences. Just a note to tell you how much we enjoyed Lloyd as a neighbor and as a shuffle board player. He never missed taking in everyone’s weekly garbage containers . It was his weekly exercise.
Heather and Henry Mills
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Lloyd. The Mills and Walters families have been friends forever. We offer our condolences to Lloyd’s family especially to Sharon, Marlene and Carl . Lloyd was always a true gentleman and very welcoming to everyone.
A fond memory was playing golf with Lloyd when he shot his age of 75. We will always remember the many carpentry projects that he constructed.
We have so many pleasant memories of Barb and Lloyd.
Heather and Henry Mills
John Mcinnis
Carl and “Ed”….Rose and I are sorry to hear about Loyd. He had such a quiet and friendly disposition. He’ll be missed. Carl we tried to call directly with our sympathies but phone # I have no longer works. Please reach out when you can….John
Greg Strapp
Funny how Ruth and I were just talking about our old friends Carl & Maureen.
Our condolences to your family.
We hope great memories and the fact 98 years is such an incredibly long run, help you all.
Greg & Ruth
Pat and Doug Benstead
Our sincere sympathy in the loss of your Dad. We met Lloyd when we purchased his house he built on Riverside Drive in Grand. Bend It was an extreme pleasure to meet him and do business with. We love the house and have been here over 20 years. We often think of Mr. Walters whenever we look at some of the fine carpentry work and special features he added to the home. We feel very fortunate to have met him.
June E Morenz
I met Lloyd through Don Adams several years ago. I was totally amazed at his agility and how active he was. Used to see him out driving. What a wonderful gentleman. My condolences to his family.
Bob and Ruth
Ruth and I offer our sincerest condolences on the passing of Uncle Lloyd. He was such a kind and thoughtful person. We enjoyed visiting with him very much. He will never be forgotten.
Our sympathies go out to Carl and Mauren, Sharon, Marlene and Glen.
Bob and Ruth Campbell
Bob and Martha Heywood
We had the priviledge of being introduced to Lloyd one Sunday morning at our church a number of years ago. He came out to listen to the preaching of an old London home builder who he had worked with and had been friends with for many years, Don Hill. They accepted an invitation to our home for lunch and before we were through we had the historic atlas on the table and Lloyd found his old home farm in Tuckersmith and shared many memories of his growing up years. It was fun to listen to Don and him reminisce. He was truly a gentleman and never forgot our time together that day. Our sympathy to the family in your loss.
Gary Cornish
Condolences to Lloyds family on his passing.
He was a true friend & gentleman.
Lloyd always had time to chat on his way by.
He will be truly missed on Shadow Lane.
Gary & Bev
Sheila and Vince Nicol
Vince and I are very saddened by the loss of Uncle Lloyd. He was the kindest most compassionate man we will ever have known. He had a benevolent smile and a selfless devotion to everyone around him. He and my mom are together again enjoying each other’s company like they use to.
Our deepest sympathies go out to Carl and Maureen, Sharon, Marlene and Glen.
Sheila and Vince
Marg Prout
My sincere condolences to Lloyd’s family. Lloyd was my back door neighbour and
I shall miss chatting with him. Lloyd was a soft spoken, kind hearted gentleman. He
was ever so grateful for everything. Lloyd was very active and he really enjoyed his
golf game and shuffleboard. I will miss seeing Lloyd out and about.
Rest In Peace, my dear friend.
Mary Pavkeje
Sincere sympathy to all your family. Lloyd was a special friend ,areal gentleman. May he restin peace
Barb fleet
With Lloyd’s passing we have lost a very kind gentleman . I will miss my chats and visits with one of the sweetest neighbours anyone could have . Rest In Peace Lloyd. God bless .My sincere condolences to Lloyds family .
Ron & Darlene Campbell
Darlene and I are upset with the passing of my great uncle. I was fortunate enough to work for Lloyd for 7 years in the carpentry trade, I learnt from a excellent tradesmen. Uncle Lloyd did not say a bad word the hole time I knew Lloyd. He was an excellent sportsman, good at everything he did and he enjoyed it to no end. We will miss Lloyd.
Carl &. Maureen, Sharon, Marlene & Glen you have our deepest sympathy for the loose of your father.
Ron Campbell
Laura and Don Dixon
As a neighbor of Lloyd we are very sorry to learn of his passing. He was such an active man. We will miss having chats with him and loved being on the receiving end of one of his hugs.
Laura and Don Dixon
Jim and Elaine
We will miss Lloyd walking pass several times a week and getting the mail. He always had a friendly wave and stopped to chat if we were out front.
RIP neighbour
Marg Prout
To all Lloyd’s family I extend my sincere condolences.
Lloyd was my ‘back door’ neighbour and I enjoyed chatting with him and I
shall miss him. Lloyd was a soft spoken, kind hearted gentleman . He certainly
enjoyed his game of golf and shuffleboard.
Rest In Peace my friend.
Jim Masse
Not only is Lloyd a loyal member, but loyal Friend of the Bayview golf Clan.. Always the perfect Gentleman who dressed totally coordinated on a daily basis and soft spoken with everyone… to Carl and family it is a complete Pleasure to have been friends with Lloyd since 1981. we offer you our whole hearted Condolences. Jim Masse
Brian Campbell
It is with deep regret that we hear of Uncle Lloyd’s passing. We had many great visits with him and he loved to share his stories. May he Rest In Peace.
Brian and CarolAnn
Bernice Boogemans
We will certainly miss you Lloyd at shuffleboard. It will be very hard to find someone to wax the discs as well as you did. You were a man of your word and the best man for hugs when we talked to you. We love you dearly Lloyd and will certainly miss your smile, kind words and your hugs.
On behalf of the Exeter Shuffleboard Club.
Bernice Boogemans
Lisa
We are sorry to hear of great uncle Lloyd’s passing, I enjoyed my visits with him. He was a special person. Lisa te Brinke