Lloyd Glen Hatten, 81, passed away on June 3, 2023, in West Monroe, Louisiana. He was born on February 25, 1942, in a log cabin at the "old place" family home in the Zoar community near Chatham, Louisiana.

Lloyd graduated from Chatham High School in 1960. He then joined the United State Army and served for several years as a radar operator in Battery C, 2nd Missile Battalion, 61st Artillery Brigade in Okinawa. After leaving military service, he worked as a fireman and then worked for Turpins Lumber, Wickes Lumber, and Crestline. He eventually worked in the timber industry for many years and ended his working career with Swift Transportation, allowing him to see much of the USA. Lloyd was married twice and had one child.

In his free time, Lloyd enjoyed fishing on the many rivers and lakes in Caldwell Parish and sitting on his porch reminiscing with his family and many good friends.

Lloyd is survived by his son, Glen Hatten and wife Debby, step sons Wood Posey and wife Yolanda and Scott Posey and wife Michelle, his grandchildren and great grandchildren, and several cousins and nephews.

Lloyd was preceded in death by his father, Charlie Baskin Hatton, his mother, Bertha Pardue Smith Hatton, his brothers, Ormon Baskon Hatten, Clarence Gene Hatton, and Carl Ross Hatton, his sister, Vauda Fay Hatton, and the love of his life, his wife, Mary Jean Hatten.

Lloyd's funeral will be held at Southern-Edmonds Chapel in Jonesboro, Louisiana on June 8, 2023, at 10:00AM with Bro. Larry Hatten officiating. Visitation begins at 9:00AM. He will then be buried at Zoar Methodist Church Cemetery near Chatham, Louisiana with a graveside service.

Serving the family as pallbearers will be Jesse Magee, Jerry Ingles, Curt Ingles, Darrell Magee, Terry Boone, Scott Posey.