Lois Roberta Kingsley

Aunt Lois has ALWAYS been special to me, in fact to our whole family. She was there for my mom when she was ill with cancer, she was the inspiration for me to become a teacher. She always asked about our son, granddaughter and my husband. Visiting with her last November, was a treat, as Esther Gilroy and I, along with her ate dinner in Jackson. Her penmanship never faltered...also just perfect. She will be greatly missed. She was a LADY...all the way.
Love,
Elaine Curtis (Post)

My thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn the lost of your mother and grandmother. She was one of my favorite neighbors in SA.
Annette Sandtveit

When I would "return" to Spring Arbor, my first stop would be to see Lois Kingsley. Some of my most treasured memories come from my relationship with Lois, Charles and Billy Burton. On one visit to Charles and Lois's home, I arrived at 8:00 A. M. and was greeted by Charles. Lois was not up yet.
Charles said, "Come in Sam. What are you doing here?
I replied, "I've come for breakfast."
Charles went into the kitchen and "rattled the pots and pan" and started to fix breakfast. Lois...

Burt and Carlene: My thoughts are with as you say farewell to your mother. I knew her well and respected her greatly. She was quietly refined and a delight to know.