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LLOYD WILLIAM CUDDIE
Born: Oct 28, 1915
Date of Passing: Jan 01, 2006
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryLLOYD WILLIAM CUDDIE October 28, 1915 - January 1, 2006 Following a short illness Lloyd died peacefully at home surrounded by his family. Lloyd was born in Winnipeg and joined the Fort Garry Horse at the beginning of the Second World War. He was posted overseas twice and was awarded the DCM. Upon his return he was a bus driver for 12 years and then an indoor postal worker for 21 years. In his retirement, Lloyd enjoyed pottery classes, became an enthusiastic mall walker, a movie buff, and an avid fan of horse racing attending events across North America. Lloyd celebrated his 90th Birthday in October happily surrounded by all his family and we were given the gift of his presence and joy during the holiday season while he enjoyed his family once again. Lloyd was predeceased by his wife Lillian and daughter Sharon Denner, as well as, sisters, Eileen, Ruth, Joan and Doreen, and granddaughter Tiffany. Lloyd will be lovingly missed, mourned and remembered by daughters, Gail (Paul) Godreau, Roxanne Jolly, Bonnie (John) Reid, Vicki-Lynn Foy (Frank); sister Rheba Anderson; special friend Florence Watson; nine grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place and there will be a private family service. In lieu of flowers, the family appreciates and prefers donations be made to a charity of your choice.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 07, 2006
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I entered in to, you might say a circle of life, starting with Tiffany, we grew close then parted ways then became friends once more. Tiffany soon opened up to me and I knew all that hurt her the most, I soon met Vicky, Tiffany's Mother and sister who Tiffany tried to look over and I am sure still does. Vicky's daughter Jessica, and lastly her father, my interest was peaked when I knew he was in the Fort Garry Horse tank unit, as was my stepdaughter's grandfather Harly Walterson, they received the same medals at the same time together side by side, in pictures. Were as Jessica and my stepdaughter Ashley were a odd connection, Mr Cuddie stated he remembered Mr Walterson, and he was a great guy, I had the pleasure to view some war time pictures, of his and had gone down to the pottery shop on Corydon to view some of his work time to time, I talked to the pottery owner, after his passing, and his memories of him our always with me, (thanks Vicky for allowing me into this Circle of past and future friendships) - Posted by: James Cossette (Friend of the Family) on: Sep 25, 2019