Loyd James "Jimmy" Halladay Jr

Birth date: Jan 20, 1949 Death date: May 21, 2018

Loyd James “Jimmy” Halladay, Jr. January 20, 1949 – May 21, 2018 Salt Lake City – Jimmy was born on January 20, 1949 in Provo, Utah to Loyd J. Halladay, Sr. and Katherine B. Barney. He passed away peacefully in his sleep on May 2 Read Obituary

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Darla Walters

94w ago

in honor of Loyd.

I remember that Jimmy used to call me his little duddle bugg and he would bring me a coke and a 3 musketeers bar every time he came to my house.

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Amie Halladay

102w ago

I love you so much Daddy, you are a great daddy and awesome grandpa. I miss you every day it has been 5 yrs and everyday I still cry. I do mean everyday it's not an exaggeration I really do. Thank you for loving me as much as you did and do I love you daddy. Until we meet again.

David F Halladay

389w ago

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David F Halladay

389w ago

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Transitions Clinic

391w ago

"We will certainly miss Jimmy at our clinic. His dry wit often came unexpectedly followed by our delayed reactions when we "got it". Jimmy was someone who helped others during his lifetime but found it difficult at times to accept help for himself. He has had loving care from family members over the past few years and told us how much he appreciated them. We are happy to have had Jimmy as a client and will hold on to what he taught us about courage, resilience and humor."

We wish comfort and peace for his family and friends.
Clinic Staff

Burrito

392w ago

My Uncle Jabbo,
I was thinking about all our memories together from “uh oh spaghetti O’s” to quoting the Christmas Carol when you would sound like them man in chains. You helped me makes my very first friend Button and when she would make me cry you would tell me “Don’t cry big brown eyes”. You knocked out my first tooth while playing with me and felt terrible but I cry, I I jumped right off your lap ran in to the kitchen and said “Uncle Jabbo helped me with my tooth” The thing I inherited from you is my bossy nature but that’s how I know what I want because you knew too. There are a million more memories that I will cherish forever. Thank you for always being on my side and being a light in my dark childhood. Thank you for letting me shine you head. Thank you for showing me what comfort was. I glad you found peace.

Dave Provost

392w ago

We will always think about the Jimmy Man in the mailroom and all the good times that we spent with each other . Dave Provost

Lynne Adams

392w ago

This world is truly going miss such a sweet soul and heaven just got a lot better with such a sweet angel. Thanks for helping me through some very tough times..you'll be in my thoughts and prayers forever. I love you David and Paul..you are such an important part of my life..thoughts and prayers for you always!!

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