Lloyd K. Dysart
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Hilton: born 9-16-1925, went to be with the Lord 9-17-2025 at age 100.
Lloyd is survived by his children, Scott (Laurie)Dysart and Tracy (Dave) Perry; grandchildren, Jessica, Julie, and Sheyanne; several great grandchildren; nieces and nephews; companion of over 20 years Evelyn Zuhlke.
Lloyd was predeceased by the love of his life, his wife Jean in 1998 and his grandson, Keith in 2015; brothers, Robert (Lucille), Don(Marie) and Jerry (Betty).
Lloyd was a World War II veteran, serving in The Marshall Islands- Kwajalein, and Pearl Harbor. He is a retiree of DuPont and spent much of his life volunteering and helping others. He was loved by many, was a wonderful father and grandfather, and will be very missed.
The family wishes to thank the staff at Pines of Peace for the loving care and compassion given to Lloyd and his family.
His Funeral Service will be held Wednesday (September 24th) 10:00 AM in the chapel of Vay-Schleich and Meeson, 1075 Long Pond Road. Entombment, Riverside Cemetery with military honors. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Pines of Peace in his memory.
Lloyd was one my first sypervisors @Dupont in 1976.He was a great person and taught me a kid,alot.
Lloyd was a good euchre player and will be sadly missed in Pine Island Cove
My deepest condolences to the family of Lloyd and Evelyn and her family. Rest in eternal peace
Lloyd and Evelyn were our best friends at Pine Island Cove. He was a gentleman, a great golfer and loved to share that second martini with Terry❤️
To Tracy and Scott- you were so very blessed to have your dad for 100 years.
I have many fond memories of him and your mom.
They are together again. May they both rest in peace.
Laura Taber
Lloyd was a true gentleman of a great era. It was always fun to play Euchre with him & Evelyn in Pine Island Cove ~ they taught me a lot about the game!!
God’s Blessings on Evelyn & their families
Tracy im so sorry for your loss
Our condolences to Evelyn and also Lloyd’s family. We met Lloyd and Evelyn at a Red Wings baseball game at Innovative Field in Section 109, many years ago. Lloyd and Evelyn were season ticket holders in Section 109, as were we. Lloyd was an avid baseball fan and we became quick friends. We always had a good laugh at the team’s coaching decisions (like leaving a pitcher in that couldn’t throw strikes). Lloyd knew the players better than the coach and wasn’t afraid to tell him so. My wife and I, and Conehead (Tom Girot), will truly miss him.
Lloyd was a great boss, he was my first Foreman in the coating dept. Thoughts and prayers to the family!
The Veterans Outreach Center extends our deepest sympathy in Lloyd’s passing.
We acknowledge and are truly grateful for is service to our country.
I had the great honor of discovering Lloyd through my father‘s World War II letters. My father frequently wrote about his best friend that he meant while Training at Scott Field before deploying over overseas. I learned so much about Lloyd through my dad and the letters he wrote about him 80 years earlier. I decided to try to locate Lloyd, and after six months of trying I found Laurie Dysart who put me in touch with Lloyd. Without Laurie‘s help none of this would have been possible. I will always be so grateful to her for the connection between our families.
Amazingly, both my dad and Lloyd were alive at 99 years old- two remarkable men separated by 80 years, yet still very much themselves. Being able to reconnect them after so many years was one of the most remarkable experiences of my life. I did several TikTok videos about it. A story of friendship and history that has touched so many people.
For the past year and a half I have been blessed to know Lloyd personally. We spoke often on the telephone and he shared memories, kindness, and stories that brought my dad‘s letters to life. My father passed away, just a few months before Lloyd. Both men living long, full lives, showing the enduring power of connection.
I will always treasure the chance I had to thank Lloyd, to hear his voice and to witness a friendship come full circle after eight decades.
Lloyd was always so helpful to my mom and dad (Mildred and Murray Brown) as neighbors on Briarcliff Rd. Fond memories of Scott and Tracy as well. God bless!
Lloyd was a wonderful man and will be deeply missed. It has been a pleasure to get to know him over the last four years. Deepest condolences to Evelyn and his family.