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Yesterday Ride to Eternity had the honor to es**rt Mr. Lloyd “LL” Heckman to his final resting place to Bearcreek Cemetery. The stormy weather was not the best but we did get sunshine near the end of the ride. His daughter Amanda rode with me and shared some amazing stories and memories of her “Daddy” along the route. Special thanks to Rebecca and her staff at Newcomer Funeral Home for the professional job they do.

Lloyd “Double LL” Heckman, departed this life on on April 26, 2026 after a courageous fight with cancer. True to Nordic tradition, he met the foe not with fear but with the spirit of a shield-bearer in battle. Though the enemy was unseen, the victory was in the living and the legacy left behind. Skål to a life well-fought - may the ancestors receive Double LL with open arms in the great hall.

Born on August 12, 1960, Double LL will forever be remembered by all in his life. To his extended family, his true Brothers, Gone But Never Forgotten.

Lloyd was an exceptional athlete, excelling in football, ice hockey, Golden Glove boxing & bull riding. He was a very accomplished scuba diver, and key member of a national championship boat racing team. Lloyd was at his core an entrepreneur, one of his greatest accomplishments being Sundance Enterprises. He was always seizing opportunities and making things happen. Lloyd was a trucker, an expert tree trimmer/climber and astute businessman. He could fix anything and was most at home on the road on his Softail motorcycle.

Double LL’s wit, whether a prank or positive approach to a tough situation was a big part of him. His wisdom was deep and diverse. Lloyd was tough, stubborn and always direct. Most of all Lloyd was fiercely loyal to his family, friends and Brothers.

Lloyd is survived by his daughter Amanda Heckman, his grandsons, Justin Keogh Heckman and Jase Gabriel Michael Heckman, step-children, Anna Smiley, Mason Delgrosso, and Ashley Delgrosso, sister Sharon Adams and his many Brothers. Lloyd was preceded in death by the love of his life, Samantha Delgrosso, life-long friend, Gregory Martin, and his parents, Carl and Edna Heckman.

Double LL will forever be honored and respected by those who continue to celebrate his life.

Today we were asked to es**rt young Tommy Perez III on his Ride to Eternity by his Mother Tiffani and family. It was our honor to fullfill that request today. A little cold weather didnt stop us from also fullfilling a mother’s request by allowing her to ride with me, so she could share in her boys final motorcycle ride. What was for sure today was echoed by all in attendance was that “Tommy would Love this”

Thank you to Tobias Funeral Home for all that you do….

OBITUARY:

Tommy Perez III
APRIL 8, 2012 – DECEMBER 13, 2025

Obituary of Tommy Perez III
IN THE CARE OF
Tobias Funeral Home - Beavercreek Chapel
Tommy Perez III, age 13 of Xenia went home to be with Jesus on December 13, 2025 in the arms of his mother Tiffani, surrounded by his siblings and those who loved him most. Tommy was born April 8, 2012 to the parents of Tommy Perez Jr and Tiffani Lorene Rogers. Tommy was in the 7th grade and attended Warner Middle School. He is survived by his mother Tiffani (Alan Landers), father Tommy Jr, 3 siblings Penelope, C**t, and Amelia, 2 step-siblings Bransen and Colsen. Granny Opal Rogers, Grandpa Gary Wedderburn, Wella Belinda (Rick) Bandy, Aunt Amber (Joe) Shoemaker, Uncles Benjie Rogers, Chris (Haley), Rob (Jackie), Jake Perez, Frankie Flores. Cousins Ava, Ayden, and Lane Shoemaker, Christopher Cruz, Carlos, Noah, Bella, Jackson, Ezekiel, Selena, Sabrina, Sofia, Tatum, Reyna, and Jacob Perez, Chandler, Maria, and Zoey Flores, and Gabe Stewart. Special friends Mason Tackett, Ja’Shawn Lane, Lincoln Cassidy, Eli Swaffer, and Zain Livers, Julia and Valentina Espinosa, Mindy, Mariah, and Stephan Brown, Unique and Uron Lane, Jakob Perez, and all his flash club friends. Many great uncles/aunts and cousins who loved Tommy very much.

Preceded in death by Papaw Benjie & Great-Papaw Gomes Rogers, Great-Granny Frances Brown, Great-Mamaw Mattie Rogers, Tata Gilbert Espinosa, and cousin Robby Stewart.

Tommy loved being with his family and friends. He enjoyed everyone being together, playing games, Friday night football, watching siblings and cousins play sports, flash club youth service, family vacations, the beach, camping, riding jet skis, go-carts, 4-wheelers, his dirtbike, basketball, football, Dallas Cowboys (CeeDee Lamb), fresh hair cuts, new clothes and shoes, watching movies, snapchatting, Roblox, Fortnite, & playing Xbox all brought him so much joy. Tommy always looked forward to motorcycle rides & family golf cart rides around town. Two things that brought Tommy comfort and peace was listening to music and praying to Jesus.

Tommy will be remembered by his bright smile, sweet-loving soul, infectious laugh, and always looking fresh from head to toe

Thank a Veteran today

Everyone have a safe evening out there tonight and just be nice.....

It was truly an honor to es**rt Mr Ron Sandusky along with assistance from MFMG, friends and family to his final resting place at Salem Cemetary in Liberty Kentucky. His wife Dawn joined RTE’s Motorcycle Hearse and was able to have her final ride with Ron on a clear crisp sunny morning through some gorgeous country roads. Special thanks also to Mckinney-Brown Funeral Home for thier assistance.

Ronald Gene Sandusky Obituary
Ronald Gene Sandusky, 52, of Cincinnati, Ohio passed away on the evening of September 28, 2025.

Ron was born in Monmouth, New Jersey on November 17, 1972 to the late Clifton and Betty Sandusky. Along with his parents, he is preceded in death by his grandmothers, Beulah Miller and Jean Land.

He is survived by his loving wife, Dawn Sandusky; children, Amanda Wheeler (Joe), and Kirstie Wright (Donald); stepdaughters, Alexa Griffith, and Sydni Griffith; grandchildren, Jaxson Wheeler, Aubrey Wheeler, Aliyah Griffith, and Juniper Griffith; and his brother, Kermit Sandusky.

Ron was a man who lived life with passion and freedom, and nothing brought him more joy than riding his motorcycle. Whether it was a quick ride around town or a long trip winding through the breathtaking mountains of Tennessee, he cherished every moment on the open road. His motorcycle wasn’t just a machine to him—it was a way to connect with nature, clear his mind, and embrace adventure. Just as much as he loved the road, Ron loved being surrounded by his family and friends, always finding time to laugh, share stories, and create lasting memories with them. To those who knew him, he will always be remembered as someone who valued the thrill of the ride and the warmth of the people he loved most.

Friends and family are invited to gather for a visitation at E.C. Nurre Funeral Home, Amelia, on Thursday, October 9th from 5:00 PM until the time of the funeral service at 7:00 PM. A graveside service will be held on Saturday, October 11th, at 11:00 AM at Salem Cemetery in Liberty, Kentucky.