Lloyd Ralph Mattix

Dear Susan, Tim and Rob, my very sincere condolences on the loss of your father. I will always remember both your parents with the greatest fondness and your entire family as an important part of my childhood and growing up. Anne Marie Cameron Skye (annemarie@amskyeart.com)

hello Mattix cousins, I am really sorry for your loss. I will always remember the great family reunions out in Middleton. Lots of fun, Lloyd was always patient, friendly and fun loving with us. Still remember your mom not happy that he had joined our basketball games, he had us by many years but still beat us. We will be saying prayers for you all. God's peace. Andy and Jenny

My wife (who died a year-and-a-half ago, and I lived on Foxfire trail from 1981 until last summer , and we both valued having Lloyd and Janet as our neighbors. I still remember our first Yulebak, where we, as new neighbors, were welcomed to their home. I am truly sorry about your loss, but know that they lived long lives surrounded by their family which they valued s o greatly. Robert Auerbach 4823 County Road M, Middleton

Dear Susan, Tim & Rob, We will always have fond memories of your parents and your Dad's wonderful sense of humor. We became good friends years ago as a result of our participation in the weekend masses at our parish and getting together after Mass to chat and enjoy one of his very funny stories. They were indeed a very special couple whom we will always remember in our prayers Love and sympathy, Ann & Jack Rogan

Tim and Mary and siblings. I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences on your loss. Lloyd touched many lives in the construction industry. You have my sympathy. Robert Holtz