Lloyd was born in 1962 with a congenital bone deficiency which left his unusually small.

Due to the severity of his disability, some doctors suggested there would be little or no hope for a normal life.

Lloyd’s parents thought better.

They took Lloyd home, nurtured and encouraged him.

At a young age his parents enrolled him in some sports programs — first swimming, then little league baseball.

He excelled and this helped develop positive self esteem.

At age thirteen, Lloyd was faced with the challenge of wearing artificial limbs, and in high school and college Lloyd ame a champion gymnast who competed against able bodied athletes.

In 1996 he competed on the USA Paralympic sit volleyball squad.

He is an avid downhill mono-skier and a certified SCUBA diver.

Lloyd is a very well-rounded individual.

Over the years, Lloyd discovered that people responded well to his encouragements.

In 1995 he created Yes, You Can!

Inc., an organization devoted to inspire and motivate others to reach their ultimate potential.

Since its inception, Lloyd has delivered his message to a wide variety of audiences nationwide.

In 1996 Lloyd married Julia Sniderman; today they have two teenage daughters Marissa & Paili.

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