Lloyd Hubbard, 91, of Dearborn, Missouri, passed away on Friday, August 7th, 2026.

Lloyd was one of 13 children born to Retha and Louie Hubbard in Webster County, Missouri.

Lloyd was united in marriage to Betty Jane (Grant) on July 7th, 1963, the celebrated 54 wonderful years of marriage. Welcoming 3 children to their family; D'Wayne, Dan, and Julie.

After graduating high school Lloyd went on to his career as a Aviation Mechanic, working for Boeing in Wichita, Kansas for 11 years prior to his 33 years of dedicated service to TWA in Kansas City. Lloyd was named the employee of the decade three decades in a row with TWA, and even had one of the first 767s christened in his name. Lloyd lived by the belief of doing his work right, and was known for always wearing a smile.

Lloyd believed in living his life in his faith and gospel. Keeping a strong faith, and in touch with the word of the God. Lloyd was a member of the Church of Christ Assembly of God faith. He enjoyed keeping his bible by his side, and sharing readings with anyone when he was given the opportunity. Lloyd also firmly belief to give, and not take. His goodwill was extended to many through the produce that he raised in his gardens. Lloyd also enjoyed tending to his lawn, gardening, and fishing.

Preceding Lloyd in death are his parents, wife, Betty Jane Hubbard (2017), sisters; Mildred, Magdalene, Annabell, and Goldie, brothers; Charles and Melvin. Survivors include: children; D'Wayne (Lora) Hubbard of Sanford, NC, Dan (Janine) Hubbard of Spicer, MN, and Julie (Jesse) Lemons of Nocona, TX, 7 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, brothers; George, Keith, Jim, Don, and Paul, sister, Phyllis, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held at Heaton-Bowman-Smith & Sidenfaden Chapel in St. Joseph, Missouri on Saturday, August 15th, 2026 at 12:00 Noon, with a visitation to be held one hour prior (11:00-12:00 Noon). Interment to follow at Bethel Cemetery, north of Dekalb, Missouri.

Memorial donations are suggested to be directed to Bethel Cemetery or Lets Go Fishing, an organization that allowed Lloyd to enjoy one last fishing trip before his passing. Donation link of Lets Go Fishing can be found at: https://lgfws.com/support-lgf/