Birth date: Nov 17, 1938 Death date: Dec 7, 2020
Lloyd R. Ash, 82, of Proctorville, Ohio went to be with the Lord on Monday, December 7, 2020 at home. He was born November 17, 1938 in Ironton, Ohio son of the late H.W. and Mabel Ash. In addition to his parents, he was preceded Read Obituary
He certainly looked like his older brother Phillips, who wS my Uncle by marriage. My condolences to all the Ash family, especially nephew Steve and his children.
I meet Lloyd about 3 years ago by going into McDonald's on my way to work. I had just moved to Proctorville that week. He made me feel welcome in the community. He quickly became a good friend and shared vegetables from his garden with me. He was a wonderful man, kind hearted. He will be missed!!
I always enjoyed talking to Lloyd at McDonald’s. He was a very nice person and I will miss him.
Condolences to the Lloyd Ash family. I was a friend to his wife Linda whom I loved dearly, and became friends with Lloyd. I will miss sitting with him on Sundays at Beulah. My heart is with his family at this difficult time. To honor Lloyd today, I play his favorite hymn on piano, "I Can't Even Walk Without Holding His Hand."
Lloyd was such a kind and gentle man. So many good memories of your mom and dad at Defender! Prayers for your family.
To the Lloyd ash family we loved you and we will miss you so very much your smile your calm voice will surely be missed by all.... the church will really miss you as we all will...... God bless the family especially his granddaughter, we are at a loss for words right now
So sorry to hear about the loss of your dad, he was a great person. You are in my prayers.
No words can express my sadness. He was truly the best uncle ever. I am so glad for all the awesome memories I have of him. My prayers to Dreama and family.
So sorry for your loss and August 17 his friend Milford Davidson passed away both the same age .. they surely will be missed love and prayers Thelma
I’m so sorry for your loss! Lloyd was a nice man. I bought produce from him. He will be missed. I have one of the business cards his daughter made him on my refrigerator. I’ll keep it there. Prayers for his family.
