September 30, 1946 – July 1st, 2024
Lloyd Alvin Penner passed peacefully away, Monday, July 1st ,2024, with the love of his family surrounding him.
Lloyd was born at St. Boniface Hospital September 30,1946 to Alvin and Esther Penner. He worked as a famer, truck driver, school bus driver, and mechanic. Lloyd met Darlene in 1971 and was married in 1975.
They welcomed daughters Melissa in 1978, Stephanie in 1980, and son Nicholas in 1992.He was an avid outdoorsman that loved music, hiking, camping and spending time with his family.
Lloyd was predeceased by his parents, Alvin and Esther Penner, his brother Vern Penner, and his sister Gloria Penner.
Lloyd is survived by his wife Darlene Penner (Snyder), his children Melissa Hansen(Darren), Stephanie Siemens(Stephan), and Nicholas Penner, and his grandchildren Sarah Hansen, Joshua Hansen, Anthony Siemens, Nathan Siemens, Daniel Siemens and Zachery Siemens.
A celebration of his life will be held at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Thursday, July 18th at 1pm in Morris, MB.
Memorial donations may be made to Valley Bible Camp Box 430 MacGregor, MB R0H 0R0,o http://www.valleyviewbiblecamp.com/about/donate
and Camp Nutimik at Box 35040 RPO Henderson, Winnipeg, MB R2K 4J9, http://www.campnutimik.com/donation.
5 thoughts on “Lloyd Alvin Penner”
So sorry for your loss Darlene, I will always remember fondly Lloyd and yourself as young adults at our church and the music 🎶 and unique ministry to the youth in Morris. That gold Starsky and Hutch Ford you had when you were first married. My deepest Sympathies, Lynmarie Neufeld AKA Bergstresser
Hey Dar, so sorry to hear of Lloyd’s passing- Dave & I always had good times with you and him…we had quite the crazy times back in our younger years huh? I hope to spend some time with you soon as we always enjoy sharing with each other:) I know you & the family will miss Lloyd’s quirky sense of humour…he was always so light hearted although he must’ve suffered quite a bit. Love from Dave & Pam xoxo
Very loss for your loss, Darlene, Melissa, Stephanie & Nicholas.
Your dad was an important piece of my youth, inspiring an enjoyment for camping & X-country skiing. To this day, I still remember and appreciate him renting a boat at Falcon Lake and taking us teenagers tubing on one of our camping trips. His stories around the campfire were also funny, especially when he got reminders from the campground ranger that “Quiet Time” had begun. I’ll also remember him grooving to the Macarena and accidentally backing up into a tree. 😆
As for X-country skiing, he welcomed me into your family and to this day, my favorite ski buddies are Melissa & Stephanie.
He was always so kind & encouraging in his facebook comments on our stories & pictures, and took a keen interest in the lives of his friends’ kids.
Your dad was a good man and will be missed.
Lloyd has always been a blessing and encouragement. May the Lord give peace to you, Darlene and the rest of the family.
So sorry for your loss ,Darlene and family . May God ‘a love surround you all in this time of sorrow ,RIP,Lloyd