Lakeside Cemetery

Lloyd, 88 of 13647 Military Rd. Sackets Harbor will be at the Sackets Harbor United Presbyterian Church on Saturday, December 22, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. The family will receive friends following the service at the church. There will be a get together at the Sackets Harbor American Legion beginning at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. Internment will be in the spring in Lakeside Cemetery. Calling hours will be Friday, December 21, 2018 from 4 - 6 p.m. at TLC Funeral Home, Inc. Mrs. Lloyd died at the Samaritan Medical Center on December 16, 2018. She was born on October 22, 1930 in Sackets Harbor, NY the daughter of Basil Ashley and E. Grace Joyce Van Camp. She graduated from Sackets Harbor Central School in 1948 as Salutatorian of her class. She also completed several courses at the Jeff/Lewis BOCES.She married William Lloyd on June 19, 1949 at the Sackets Harbor United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Louis Rose officiating. Mr. Lloyd died in December 2003.Mrs. Lloyd retired in 1999 from the Sackets Harbor Central School where she worked in the Principal’s office. She previously worked for NY Telephone Co., NY Air Brake, Wilna Motors and Chapin Watermatics. Mrs. Lloyd and her husband owned and operated Van Camp’s Garage in Sackets Harbor for many years. She also was the Town and County Tax Collector for the Town of Hounsfield from 1959 - 1977.She was very active in her community as a Sunday School Teacher, PTA President, Cub Scout Den Mother when her children were young, Chairman for the 1990 St. Bernard Club of America National Specialty, Chairman with her husband for the annual North County Kennel Club Sanctioned match held for many years at the Sackets Harbor Battlefield Park. She also enjoyed traveling, reading, theater and attending sports activities of her grandchildren. She was a member of the Sackets Harbor United Presbyterian Church.Mrs. Lloyd and her husband were well known for their breeding, training, and exhibiting of St. Bernard dogs throughout the Eastern United States and Canada. She was a member of the St.

Next to Lakeside Cemetery, I was appalled at the behavior of three young teenage girls as I drove down Holland Avenue toward Gratiot. They were carrying backpacks and had apparently just been let out of school. They were running back and forth from the sidewalk, standing on grave stones, jumping off them, landing on graves, laughing and just having a great time. Does no one teach youngsters proper respect any more?” •Terry from Kimball: “Does that factory in Capac, Keihin, pay more than $12 an hour? Because if it doesn’t, we both know you can’t live on that. Or an of these other factories that pay 10 or 12 dollars an hour.” It depends on the job, obviously, but beginning production workers are paid less than $12 an hour. •Resident of Port Huron: “The new sculpture at the SEMTA bus station — was that donated or purchased by SEMTA. What did they spend for that? How much do new bus shelters cost?” •Homeless in Marysville: “I would like to wish the city manager, Randal Fernandez, his senior housing commissioners, and his police department a merry Christmas. “ •Wallace: “I know Freed and Repp want to get their hands on the Cawood building from the county. And if they do that, I wonder how long before it starts showing a deficit and they give it away to the community college. Just like they did the Junior Arena.” The Junior Arena ran a deficit from the beginning. •Hungry Dude from the Township: “What is going on with the DHS uptown? Now you have a fancy digital number to call. It took me three times last week and I never got in. My fingers are too big for the flip phone. The other day, I finally got in after calling in six times up there. The guy I talked to said there are no specialists any more to talk to and he’s the ...