My mom and I are very sorry to hear of the passing of our dear friend Lois. Lois and my mom went to elementary school together, worked together for years, went to the Saturday night dances together and remained friends all of these years. Lois spent many family holidays with us and we loved her dearly. She was always ready to help us, lend a ear or offer great advice. Zena wanted you to know how much Lois means to her. She was unable to attend the visitation but spent these last few days talking of all the great times her and Lois had together. We shared many laughs as my mom remembered and told many, many stories of their friendship.
We are thinking of all of you at this time. I know Lois will be deeply missed.
Aunt Lois was a huge part of our family, a loving person. Always ready to participate in all family gatherings. Great card games and always gave us many laughs. She will surely be welcomed by our family that went before her.
God Bless you Aunt Lois and thanks for all the memories.
So sad to hear about the loss of Aunt Lois. I loved how kind, positive and generous she was. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you say farewell to a very special part of the family. RIP Aunt Lois
Sending our deepest condolences on the loss of dear Aunt Lois -- an aunt to all of us. Her sense of humour and her spirit will be sadly missed, not to mention her mean game of poker on Christmas! We are truly sorry for your loss.
We were all so sad to hear of Aunt Lois's passing. We met Aunt Lois through Glen, our brother -in law many years ago. Although she was not our aunt in the real sense of the word, she really was a member of our family. She was with us for every holiday as far back as I can remember. She was a kind, caring and funny woman. She will be missed. May she RIP. Love Antonella, Dino, Natasha, Peter and Matteo Lodico.
