Lois B. Bell

Lois or "Grandma Bell" was a wonderful christian woman..kind and sincere showing love to everyone who crossed her path. I was blessed to have met her and to listen to her words of wisdom. I miss those days. Rest in peace dear Lois.

Great grandma lois I wish I had visited her more often at least I know she is with jesus now. I have very fond wonderful memories of being with her. Watching I love lucy and golden girls. She always made us girls drink that aweful carrot juice lol I miss her. Love you grandma

Sorry for the loss of your beautiful Mother I know she must of been special from the stories I heard from daughters Louetta and my special friend Lynda .. May God Bless all of Ms Lois's family and many friends ... Sincerely , Ruby Christopherson

My Dear Aunt Lois.....I always loved going to Eugene as a child to visit Aunt Lois and her family. Picking cherries,eating the best turkey soup anyone could make. She would drive Lynda,Sherrie and I aound in the volkswagon looking at Christmas lights. I have so many great memories with us all back in New Mexico. I will miss not being able to give her a call but she is smiling that big happy, loving smile up in Heaven with my Dad, Bruce, her little brother, Grandma and Grandpa Hobson and all...

Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your entire family. God Bless You.
Marjorie Bushman and Mary Kennedy

My Grammy Bell ever since I was a little boy I remember her telling me to take my vitamins she always had good health tips for all the grandchildren
When I was in sixth grade I had my Apendex removed my Gramma was there as a nurse LPN she always showed so much love to me as her grandson , she always had smile on her face, a kind word of encouragement and a bible verse ,we are so thankful to have such a wonderful christian Grandmother Some day we will all be together again in Heaven

From my very earliest memories Lois was a part of my life. We all lived in McCleary, Washington, before heading to Eugene, Oregon. It was there that Lois and my mother Edith, her sister, would raise their families. My mother was still living at home in Amistad, when as she loved to tell, "I was sixteen when Lois was born." I feel they always shared a special bond. Our families shared many good times over the years, which usually included food, best fried chicken ever. My Aunt Lois was...

April 09, 2013
I wish to share the gift I was given a few days before my Aunt Lois passed away, I talked to her on the phone. We expressed our love for each other. we shared special times together, when we lived in New Mexico, Oregon and my vist to Alaska. Lois came from a true Pioneer Family that Land Claimed in the early 1900's in Amistad, New Mexico. Lois and her family are very dear to me. My thoughts and love are with each of you. Nadine Hillis Lee
and family.

Lois, "Gramma Bell" as I knew her was a wonderful, kind Christian woman. I know she will be greatly missed by her family and friends. My condolences to her family. Cindy Etchison