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Peter Battaglia
June 28, 2024
I am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that Dr. Lois Bolton passed away over a year ago. I had the honor and pleasure to work for and with Lois for two years before she retired. Lois hired me as Central Campus' dean of academic affairs, and I will never forget her wit, humor, twinkle in her eyes, smile, honesty, student-centeredness, and great respect for BC Central Campus' full-time and part-time faculty and staff who she devotedly served and represented.
Lois cared for and protected her team members, and she earned the respect and admiration of her Central Campus and Broward College District colleagues who knew what she stood for as a campus, college, and community leader. I will always treasure my informal meetings and conversations with Lois on late Friday afternoons (when no one else was around in Building 1). I wish I could have worked with and for Lois for more years at BC Central Campus.
On the one year anniversary of her passing, my deepest condolences to her children, family, and friends who knew and loved her. May Lois rest in peace, and the good Lord reward her exemplary work, ethical leadership, love of her family and friends, good character, and a life well lived.
Claudia Sahagun
May 30, 2024
Lois legacy will remain for years to come, through her friends, colleagues and students. She was a well-polished gem shinning with passion and ethics at Broward College. She was a true friend to me as well. I miss her...
Barry Mowell
June 14, 2023
When I came to BC in the 90s, Lois was one of the first to reach out and make me feel at home. She was a wonderful colleague and one of the most exceptionally nice and kind people you could ever hope to meet. I cannot recall seeing her without a smile and a positive attitude. Our campus was never the same place after she retired. Lois will be sorely missed by all who knew her.
Claudia Sahagun
June 13, 2023
, during good and not so good times... We started our friendship at a Conference, then we began walking every weekend on Las Olas and nurturing a solid friendship. She retired but we still saw each other when possible - I visited a couple of times in the last months and I tried to visit her before I travelled to Spain in the late Spring, but she was not feeling well. I hoped I would see her upon my return, but she had already left this earthy world, making sure everything was in order for her loved ones left behind... Lois and I shared a special friendship, we both encouraged each other not to dwell on the bad hands we might have been dealt, but to be resilient, survivors and achievers. She was a mentor, a friend, someone I admire and love. I will miss her a lot...
Lisa-Simone
June 12, 2023
She was such a wonderful person. She will be missed!
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