“On July 29, 2020, Lieutenant Erik Lloyd of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department succumbed to complications arising from his fight with Covid-19.

Lt. Lloyd leaves behind his beloved wife Minddie, two daughters, Cassie and Stephane, five grandchildren, and over thirty nieces and nephews. We extend our deepest condolences to the Lloyd family as they navigate this harrowing loss.

Lloyd diligently served the Las Vegas community for nearly thirty years with LVMPD. Most recently, he oversaw the Force Investigation Team for the Internal Oversight and Constitutional Policing Office. Outside of his duties with LVMPD, Lt. Lloyd served proudly as the President of the Injured Police Officers’ Fund. Through his involvement both in and with the community, Lt. Lloyd leaves behind a host of friends, colleagues, and family that mourn his passing.

Thank you to the Las Vegas community for your outpouring of prayers and support on behalf of Lt. Lloyd and the Family. As they continue to process their loss, they will surely need the continued prayers.

We continue to extend the opportunity for those who wish to send donations to the family via the ‘Lloyd Family Donation’ button below. All tax-deductible contributions will be provided to the Lloyd family following the conclusion of the fundraising period.

This fundraising effort has been approved by the Lloyd family and the LVMPD Charitable Fundraising Committee.

Unity in Blue,”

POLICE WIVES OF SOUTHERN NEVADA

July 29th, 2021, marks 1 year since the passing of our friend Erik Lloyd. He meant so much to so many and there isn’t a day that passes in which his absence in this community isn’t noticed. Most recently with the loss of another LVMPD member to COVID and the violent attack on an NHP Trooper, the LE community in Southern Nevada is reminded that Erik isn’t here to grab the GuideOn and lead the way to provide traumatic support.

His legacy lies in the men and women that he so passionately led and their ability to follow the path that Erik carved out: putting others first. His legacy lies in the faces of his family, that all seem to have that same sincere and caring look in their eyes. The same look Erik had before he sprung into action to yet again put the needs of another, ahead of his own.

Erik always maintained the ability to focus on what was right, to not waiver in the face of adversity and to know the waters will eventually recede. He could relate this to you in a handshake, a hug, or simply by sitting quietly with you. To the Lloyd family, we love you and we’ll never forget the impact Erik had on us. Thank you for sharing him with us.

William Huddler, Chairman