Born: Sunday Nov-17-1940
Died: Wednesday Jan-15-2025
Funeral: Wednesday Jan-22-2025

Morrison Funeral Home
& Crematory
188 S. Hwy 24
Rupert, Idaho 83350
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A LIVE WEBCAST WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LINK:https://youtu.be/5FqL-7Shk2o

MAX MARTIN LLOYD
          OAKLEY - Max Martin Lloyd loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather returned to his heavenly home on Wednesday, January 15th 2025.

Max was born November 17, 1940 in Randolph, Utah to Delbert and Vera Martin Lloyd. He was raised in the Oakley Basin with his two brothers Delbert Kay, and William Gary. His father Delbert passed away when he was five years old, and shortly after his mother moved in with Grandpa Moses and Grandma Sara "Edith" Martin to the Oakley Basin, where Vera would raise her boys.

Max met his sweet dedicated wife Cynthia Sue Lloyd in Tres Piedras, New Mexico. They married and later settled in Oakley Idaho. Max and Sue were married on December 14, 1963 and later sealed in the Idaho Falls Temple. They recently celebrated 61 years of marriage. They were blessed with 9 children. Delbert Lloyd, Kay (Traci) Lloyd, Tanya (Tony) Barela, Shelly (Bryan) Nielsen, Christopher Lloyd, Benjamin (Audra) Lloyd, Hillary Lloyd, Sabrina Schenk (Victor Arzola) Sarah (Vern) Jenkins. 29 Grandchildren and 9 greatgrandchildren.

Max is preceded in death in death by his paternal and maternal grandparents, his mother Vera, his father Delbert, his two brothers Delbert Kay and William Gary, his sons William Delbert, Christopher, his father and mother-in-law Albert and Florence Conklin.

Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday January 22, 2025 at the Oakley Stake Center in Oakley with Bishop Alan Hale officiating. Burial will follow in the Oakley Cemetery. A viewing will be held Tuesday evening from 5:00-7:00 at the Morrison Funeral Home, 188 South Hwy 24 in Rupert and from 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 at the church on Wednesday prior to the Funeral. A live webcast of the funeral will be maintained at Morrison Funeral Home website. Arrangements are under the directions of Morrison Funeral Home 188 South Hwy 24 in Rupert.

A LIVE WEBCAST WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LINK: https://youtu.be/5FqL-7Shk2o

Condolenses:

I am so sorry for your loss. There are no words. Much love to you all....Mary Lou McFarland

To the great family of the awesome man, our sincere condolences. May the heavens open up and spread love and comfort to ya. MAX is now with family and loved ones. He was and always will be a great a great friend. He was a good bishop too. He may be gone but his memory will live forever. Joe Stringham

I don’t have many memories as a child without Max being a big part of them . What a fun loving and wonderful guy he was. We are so sorry for your loss . What a ride Max had. He will fiorever be known as the energizer bunny ( ALWAYS GOING). Bless you all in this difficult time. You will awlays be a part of me Max, I love you.... Diane Bell

We are heartbroken for the family, friends and community during this difficult time of loss. Max was certainly one of a kind! One of the kindest, toughest, funniest, most welcoming and most genuine people we have known. He will be greatly missed by so many. We keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. We pray that the many treasured memories of Max will bring peace and comfort to your hearts and a smile through your tears. Love and Hugs, ....Tim & Kathy Collett and family

Goldie and I love Max and will miss him. We love your sweet family and wish we had words to communicate the depth of love and respect we have for all of you. We love this great man and honored to have called him friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this hard time....Goldie and Pam Teeter

Sorry to hear about Max, I knew him and did business with him for years. Since my retirement I haven't seen much from him, but I appreciated our friendship, and now I wish to let the family know that I am sorry for his passing....Gene Hansen

He was a great friend to everyone  .I liked his laugh and his joking around when I was married to Joe he always asked me how we were doing.big heart.love his family.prayers to all... Heidi Robbins

My sincere condolences to the entire Lloyd family. Max was and still is one of kind that comes along in one’s lifetime who leaves an enduring impression and lasting legacy. I will always remember him showing up on the construction sites with his affable demeanor, canine companions, empty toolbox, and cheerful greeting—“Hey Buddy!” Max was always willing to have anyone accompany him on some incredible horseback adventures. I am grateful to have been privileged to ride some ‘high line trails’ with him. His love of the ‘cowboy way’ was infectious and made everyone around him long for the old west. His presence in the Oakley Valley will be sorely missed but memories of him will linger with all of us forever. Max had a great ride here but is now on a trail that leads old cowboy’s home again!....L D Sager

I'm so sorry for you loss. It's so hard to think of life without your best friend. It is very hard. Count your blessings. Your children, grandchildren and friends are there for you. The gospel and the plan of salvation. Max will always be by your side. Remember all the love and memories you shared. You are blessed and loved.
I love you.... Karla Adams York

So sorry Sue and your family for the loss of my dear friend . I have so many memories of Max and Oakley High School. He will be missed by everyone who knew him. May he rest in pease and unite with his loved ones who have passed before him.  Best wishes and condolences to you Sue and your family ....Lynn Moon

We are so sorry for your loss. Bill has known Max since he was a little boy. He thought the world of him. Sending prayers for the family.... Bill Wickel family

I am so sorry for your heart felt loss. He was a very loving, happy go lucky man. He was always joking and having fun. I know he is with his Heavenly family having a huge party. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. With all my love, ....Lorraine Best

So sorry Sue , our condolences to you and your family, I remember when you were dating Lloyd. As kids we were so sad because he took you away from us. I knew you two loved each other very much. You left TP and it was years before we seen you again. Your Mom and Dad were best friends to my Mom and Dad.  You married your best friend and had a great life. Hugs Sue! May our Lord hold you and your family in his arms.....Cathy Gonzales Tuckey

'm sorry to hear of Max passing. He was a great guy. He always had a smile for me and made me smile. I'm sorry for your loss. God bless you all! Jim Paskett

We are heartbroken for the family, friends and community during this difficult time of loss. Max was certainly one of a kind! One of the kindest, toughest, funniest, most welcoming and most genuine people we have known. He will be greatly missed by so many. We keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. We pray that the many treasured memories of Max will bring peace and comfort to your hearts and a smile through your tears. Love and Hugs, Tim & Kathy Collett and family  Lynne P Boren

Mrs. Lloyd and family, I am truly saddened to hear of Max's passing. Max and Lloyd Brothers made a huge impact on my life. Many years ago, I hounded them for a job when Max finally said "I will pick you up at 7." which he did for several years. Many years and numerous jobs later, i had picked up the knowledge of what came to be a life long career. I remember him saying "Chief- when the boss asks for a volunteer, no matter what the job- YOU be the first to raise your hand." I've often thought about him grinning and saying that, but I've never been out of work. Max and his twang will be missed. Our families' thoughts and prayers are with yours. Mike and Shannon Gorringe

Max Lloyd was one of our favorite customers at Farmer’s Corner over the years. Always the most congenial guy who seemed to know everyone and everyone enjoyed visiting with him. He will be greatly missed in our community. Our prayers and thoughts are with his dear family. Gay Dawn & Lonnie Downs

I have nothing but good memories of Max. I don't think I ever seen him without that smile! He will truly be missed. You're in my thoughts and prayers, always. Nicki Robinson

Our deepest condolences to the Lloyd family. Max was one of a kind. He was as real as they come, fun loving and kind. We appreciated all the support Max offered to our family, it was always good to see him in the stands cheering on the kids. He was always the first to call to see how Kambrie did. He will be sorely missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Hank & Melanie Clark Kambrie & Cole Wright.

Sending thoughts and prayers to you all. Max was one of my favorites. I always enjoyed visiting with him. Big hugs to you all. Amie Halstead

Max was our home teacher for many years. He continued to visit me and to make sure I had an occasional treat of Sue's home made bread and jam, along with a dinner at Thanksgiving. I always enjoyed visiting with him at Warm Springs where I got to know many of his kids and grandkids. I am sorry to lose and a friend. May your family find peace and comfort during this hard time. Dwight K. Hale

We are so sorry to hear of Max’s passing, but know his life and legacy will live on. We have fond memories of working with Max and Gary many years ago. May you all feel peace in his passing and comfort that you can be together again. God bless. Bob and Karen Spangler

I am so sorry to hear this. I always enjoyed his sense of humor. I will miss him.  Marilyn Short