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In Memory of
Haraldur Lloyd
Sigvaldason
Sigvaldason
1932 - 2017
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Obituary for Haraldur Lloyd Sigvaldason
With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Lloyd Sigvaldason on July 26 with his family at his side.
He is predeceased by his parents Sigurdur and Lara, brothers Alvin Siggs, Edwin, Barney, Wilmar and sisters in law June Siggs, Doreen Karvelson and Florence Albertson, and brothers in-law Albert and Marvin Albertson.
He is survived by his wife, Sigurlin (nee Albertson) of 60 years and 3 daughters: Karen (John) Dziad, Brenda (Einar) Einarsson, Laurel (Blaine) Tessier; Grandchildren Shane Dziad (Allison), Morgan Dziad (Trae MacDonald) Keye Dziad, Erin Sigvaldason, Elaine Einarsson, Austin Einarsson(Renalyn), Aira and Reece Tessier; and great grandchildren, Avery and Macie Dziad and Findlay MacDonald. Also survived by sisters-in-law Arlene (Ken) Peterson, Hazel and Irene Sigvaldason and Brother in law, Ingvar Karvelson as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Lloyd was born at the homestead Hvitarvollum. After finishing school in Arborg he moved to
Edmonton to work in the oil fields then returned back to the farm and farmed until retirement. He was not a big traveller however travelled the world with his avid reading. In retirement loved his garden and shared his crop with his family.
A private man who enjoyed visiting with his children and grandchildren which was accented with his quick wit and gentle teasing which made people smile. He taught values of fairness and equality in all circumstances. He valued education and encouraged it. He was generous in his own way and family came first and he showed unconditional love to his wife, children and grandchildren.
As per his wishes a cremation has taken place and a private ceremony is planned.
Our family wishes to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Akinpelu and the staff of the Arborg personal care home, home care workers and Julie and Tannis at Gimli hospital.
He is predeceased by his parents Sigurdur and Lara, brothers Alvin Siggs, Edwin, Barney, Wilmar and sisters in law June Siggs, Doreen Karvelson and Florence Albertson, and brothers in-law Albert and Marvin Albertson.
He is survived by his wife, Sigurlin (nee Albertson) of 60 years and 3 daughters: Karen (John) Dziad, Brenda (Einar) Einarsson, Laurel (Blaine) Tessier; Grandchildren Shane Dziad (Allison), Morgan Dziad (Trae MacDonald) Keye Dziad, Erin Sigvaldason, Elaine Einarsson, Austin Einarsson(Renalyn), Aira and Reece Tessier; and great grandchildren, Avery and Macie Dziad and Findlay MacDonald. Also survived by sisters-in-law Arlene (Ken) Peterson, Hazel and Irene Sigvaldason and Brother in law, Ingvar Karvelson as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Lloyd was born at the homestead Hvitarvollum. After finishing school in Arborg he moved to
Edmonton to work in the oil fields then returned back to the farm and farmed until retirement. He was not a big traveller however travelled the world with his avid reading. In retirement loved his garden and shared his crop with his family.
A private man who enjoyed visiting with his children and grandchildren which was accented with his quick wit and gentle teasing which made people smile. He taught values of fairness and equality in all circumstances. He valued education and encouraged it. He was generous in his own way and family came first and he showed unconditional love to his wife, children and grandchildren.
As per his wishes a cremation has taken place and a private ceremony is planned.
Our family wishes to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Akinpelu and the staff of the Arborg personal care home, home care workers and Julie and Tannis at Gimli hospital.
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