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Dolores "LORI" Sanders
1951 - 2014
Lori passed away on July 23, 2014.
She is so missed by family and large circle of friends.
She was the 2nd of four children born to Jerry and Margaret Strole.
She was born in Rensselaer, Indiana on April 26, 1951.
She is survived by her three brothers, John, Jeff and Jerry, her husband and childhood sweetheart Kent, daughters Rhoni and Dianna and grandson Connor Nowain.
Lori was a licensed cosmetologist for most of her life, keeping Shasta county well groomed for many years. She loved her grandson, the lake, treasure hunting, gardening, playing cards with "okie", collecting all manor of stuff and most of all laughing out loud.
Memorial services will be at Lawncrest Memorial Park on August 9th, 2014 at 2 pm with a viewing on Friday, August 8th from 4 to 6 pm. There will be no graveside service. A gathering will be held at the home of Jeff and Linda Strole, 6296 Church Creek Rd., Redding, CA directly following services.
GOD I MISS HER !!
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I will never forget Lori's wonderful laugh and beautiful smile. Such a great loss but take comfort that she will forever live in your heart and memories.
Cinde Dudley
August 22, 2014
Rhoni, So sorry for your loss, also sympathy to you Dad, please remember you have friends to help if there is anything we can do.
Sheila Splechter
August 21, 2014
August 21, 2014
My Mom was a kind and loving person. She was not only my Mom but she was my best friend. She didn't always love my choices but she loved me with all of her heart. She loved her family and friends as if they were all the same. On holidays she would often leave after dinner to deliver food to those that did not have a family. She was one of the most selfless people I knew. Her laughter was contagious. Sometimes to the point of almost peeing your pants. I remember laughing with her until I cried. Then we would laugh and cry together. We could not stop. She loved to collect things..trinkets, rocks, jewelry and indian artifacts which she proudly displayed in her home. If you showed an interest in one of her treasures she would grab your hand and lead you around describing where each piece came from. When others were in pain she felt it too. She was quick to defend her friends and loved ones because they were the greatest of all of her treasures. For a woman so small in stature her heart was overwhelming. She believed in people and family and most of all my Dad. She always felt like she was the luckiest woman because she found such a great man to spend her life with. I know my sister and I are lucky to be raised by such a beautiful soul. she is missed greatly. I hope I never forget the sound of her laugh or how good she made me feel. I know that heaven is lively with her spirit there. Thank you God for blessing me with her as my Mom.
Rhoni Sanders
August 21, 2014
Lori, You loved, & were loved Then there were the games. Games to make us laugh & love even more. Lori was remarkable for Fun for her was interacting with her favorite people, She loved creating She loved things happy & funny things, & so loved to be happy and laughing
collecting indian arrows, made of pieces of rock, cups & saucers,spoons, the list goes on. She also had a bit of amischief brewing. One time she got an unsuspecting timid person out on her souped up hotprod boat, & proceeded to scare the bjeebers out me. Have to admit it was fun, but please go easy on them Angels up in heaven. I miss you so much. I wasn't around as much as I'd liked, but I was always very fond ofyou, & felt you were the very best "other Grandmother" Connor could have. He's got a lot of great stuff from you, that shows in many ways. Love you sweet Lorri
August 12, 2014
God Bless our beautiful Lori and rest in peace wonderful Lady! I am thankful to have had her for a friend and miss and love her! Remember all the great memories which I'm sure are many. Kent, please take care. Carla and Tony O'Donnell, French Gulch, CA.
Carla ODonnell
August 10, 2014
Janice Powell
August 9, 2014
R.I.P. Lori. I was lucky to have met you. You were an amazing person.
Sherry Geron
August 9, 2014
Kent and family ~ please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers as you mourn the loss of your wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend. We were all fortunate to have had Lori in our lives. Although her time here was much to brief I am grateful for the wonderful memories . . . and those will sustain me until once we meet again. Rest in peace Lori. . . . my dear, dear friend.
Susan Williams
August 8, 2014
I can't express how much I miss you. We had so much time to visit to get to know each other. Our families knew each other in Brook, Ind. which created even a deeper bond for us. You were such a kind, fun, loving person. I'll think of you daily for a long time and life will be emptier without you. May God bless your family and help them through this difficult time. The Twin Cousin
August 6, 2014
I met Lori while working at the Elk's Lodge. She not only cut my hair but was a great friend for 30 years. Lori was always very active and she loved looking for little Heart Shaped rocks in my driveway. Heaven just got brighter with Lori's arrival. I miss you Lori.
Bill Barber
August 5, 2014
I will always love and miss you
cindy cindy
August 4, 2014
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