Lois Jean Anderson

I have so many wonderful memories of Lois. When I was little I always looked forward to the Thanksgivings and Christmases that we spent together. After our holiday dinners we would sit around and play Balderdash and laugh for hours at Lois and Ken's stories. She certainly was a gifted storyteller and never forgot a detail. She loved art, and culture and genuinely loved learning. She didn't just know a little about a lot she knew a lot about everything! I will always remember being a bride's...

A few weeks ago I was sitting with Lois in her living room, she in her favorite chair and I on her floral print couch, watching television. Despite her weak condition, she continued to dress for guests, fix her hair, and prepare for the arrival of friends as she always had: looking her best and ready to share the comforts of her home. We were watching her favorite television show, "Whose Line is it Anyway" when a commercial came on for Mel Gibson’s, "The Passion". I asked her if she had any...

Though I never met my friend Phylane's Aunt Lois, I have heard many times how important she was to her. She was a major bulwark and support and was obviously greatly loved. I'm so sorry to hear of her passing.

Lois's service today was lovely. Jean and Phylane did a wonderful job celebrating Lois' life. She truly was a friend to everyone. Lois was my fountain of information about everything and was one smart,kind, and funny lady. She was great with my kids growing up and my Mom growing older. We have so many wonderful mememories. We will miss her very much. I think we can honestly say when they made Lois they threw the mold away. There will never be another quite like her. We loved her.
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Lois was a unique individual, wise, kind, caring, with a wonderful sense of humor. All of us who were her friends will treasure the memories we have of her.

Pearl and I wish to express our deepest sympathy to her family.