Lloyd Peers

Condolences from Grub (Grant Youngberg) ,Tracie Youngberg and family
.Such sad news. A lot of great memories from our younger days , never forgotten.

Condolences to Noel we are sorry to learn of the sad passing of your brother Lloyd. No more suffering, now resting in peace.
Daryl & Jane Devereux

Condolences to Loyds family. We will miss the regular yarns when you would stop at Piangil for breakfast RIP Loyd.
Russell ,Deb and the boys at Fitzgerald and Sons Transport

Noel. Our sincere sympathy on the passing of Lloyd. It was a huge shock to Marlene and I to not only hear of his passing but also his illness. I will contact you soon. Take care our dear friend. Love Marlene and Les Hardy. Xxxx

Boof, Helen and family deepest condolences to you all on the passing of Lloydy. Absolutely devastating news. Lloydy you will be sadly missed by all of us. All the great times, memories and laughs will be cherished forever.

Keep that rig fully loaded up there mate, full tilt! Hold her flat! Keep them stacks blowing black!!

Greg Csatlos and family.

Deepest sympathy to Noel and Helen . RiP Llyod

condolences to Noel and Helen from Whatty (Neville Whatman) as Lloyd called me pluse other words, Done a lot of travelling with Lloyd back in the FCN days, i miss our regular phone calls, RIP Mate.

To my old mate Lloydy man remember the first time we met at FCN transport and you driving that blue Louie till your untimely passing,a great mate you were and be sadly missed , always a phone call away or passing on the highway and singing out to each other . If we travelled together you always out from setting the pace and sometimes a bit quicker than we should have or talking rubbish on the UHF ounce in the Kerang area at 2 am the local copper tell us to shut up or he would come out and book us great times indeed . Love you mate ,Cookie monster man ,Sandy and Angus

Sad to hear of your passing. Memories of my childhood in the bunk of the truck where you made me learn my times table’s right up to you congratulating me getting my truck licence. You were dad to me throughout my childhood even though you were grumpy most of the time. I wondered why I hadn’t heard from you in a while. Glad Tilly was with you still I remember the first time I met her as a pup. Anyway, rest in peace now.
Amber Peers