of Conway, AR
May 3, 1958 - February 11, 2025
Elizabeth Jane (Loyd) McCoy went to be with the Lord on 11 February 2025 at her home in Conway. She was 66 years old.
She was born to John and Eleanor Loyd on May 3rd, 1958 in Washington, DC. As an Air Force brat, she lived overseas as well as in the United States. Her father retired in Jacksonville where she graduated High School in 1976. She would go on to earn a degree in elementary education from the University of Central Arkansas in 1980 and later earned an adult education certification. After graduation she followed her husband on his assignments in the U.S. Army, also overseas and in the United States until he retired in Conway in 2001. She taught GED the last part of her teaching career. She had taught students of all ages for over thirty years at the time of her retirement.
Liz was preceded in death by her parents, John and Eleanor. She is survived by her husband of 45 years, Billy C. McCoy Jr; their three children, Bonnie E. McCoy, Brian J. McCoy and Melinda C. Houle (James) and one granddaughter, Marissa T. Houle. She is also survived by her siblings, Tim Loyd (Stephana), Kathy Fischer (Chuck), Chris Loyd (Susan) and nine nephews and nieces.
Liz had a passion for reading, a love of cross stitch and plastic canvas and an unmatched gift for cooking and baking. Her family and friends will remember her smile, her laugh, her warm hugs and her wise advice. Everyone who was taught by her in the classroom will remember her patience and her desire to see each of them succeed. Those who attended church with her will remember her as an incredible Sunday School teacher, choir member and faithful follower of her Savior Jesus Christ.
Visitation will be held on Monday the 17th of February 2025 starting at 2pm at Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway, with a funeral service on Monday the 17th of February 2025 starting at 3pm.
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Very sincere condolences for the whole family. May God be with you all through your time of need.
Very sincere condolences for the whole family.
Dear Bonnie, We at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church grieve with you and your family during this difficult time. We are here for you all, and remain your faithful prayer warriors Continued prayers in the coming weeks for peace that surpasses all understanding
I love you.
Remembering your family and friends in prayers at this time--
We love you mom. You will be missed by so many. Thank you for being my mom for choosing me to be your daughter. You were always there for me no matter what happened you were always there for me. You were my best friend my hero. Not a day goes by I don't think of you and for sure those butter dips you made were to die for. I love you mom God gained a beautiful Angel
Liz will be missed by so
Many people whos lives she has touched. I will
Always remember her willingness to do whatever was needed at church from teaching, to Womens group president , choir souper Bowl Fundraiser leader each year. I know you are rejoicing with Jesus now. Prayers for the family!!
Sounds like Liz could have been one of my best friends, had I known her….a gifted, generous, loving soul. I can see that she will be missed by so many. Know that our prayers are with your family.
We have missed Liz and her family for several years now. She was an awesome Sunday School teacher and she was always eager to help wherever she was needed. She loved the Lord and she loved teaching others to love him. I am so thankful because I know she is with him right now and will not have to endure this horrible disease anymore. Liz was a very intellectual person and I pray that she was not in pain and that she was unaware of what she was going thru. We will continue to miss her but glad her fight is done. My thoughts and prayers are with Billy, Bonnie, Missy, BJ and Marisa.
Prayers for her family and friends. My God's peace surround you and comfort you in ur time of grief.