Amid these challenging times, two remarkable young men emerged — Floyd Smith and Lloyd Smith were twin brothers who were born a day apart in 1946. Although their birthdays fell within minutes of each other, their personalities couldn’t have been more different. Floyd, the elder of the two by a mere day (born on September 22nd at 11:55 PM), was a Virgo a fearless thrill-seeker who reveled in the exhilaration of speed. He possessed a deep passion for anything that could move fast, living life on the edge.
In stark contrast, Lloyd (born on September 23rd at 12:05 AM) was a gentle soul, an artist with a free spirit that soared unburdened by convention. He was a natural-born creator, weaving artistry into every facet of his life. A true Libra, Lloyd exuded style and grace, his intellectual pursuits leading him to embrace the world with an open heart, making friends wherever he roamed.
In the 1960s both brothers found themselves at the crossroads of an era of profound social change in California. Little did they know that this transformative landscape would shape the course of their lives in ways they could never have imagined.