Lois Ann Koss

Still think fondly of you, my friend!

To my favorite teacher I always looked upto, I always think about you all the time when I read my favorite books. You always told me it was good to read and help my brain.
I always loved getting a phonecall In the class to just come down and hang around with you. I miss you so much and always go by what you told me. I'll never forget how much of a special and unique person you were to me. You'd help me out when I was down and we could always talk about things even if It was really bad....

I miss you Lois . . . .

Aunt Lois, I have to know that your smiling face will always be looking down upon us all. I guess it’s true that God takes the best first, because you are truly among the best. You did so much or so many people in the short time you where on this earth and I know that God saw every second of it. If it wasn’t for you I may have never graduated from college. You and Uncle Jeff brought me in to your home without complaint never once, asking for anything in return. Even though you day was...

Dear Jeff, Nathan, Stephen and Sarah,
We just heard of Lois passing and are so saddened. We have so many fond memories of her and our children playing together when they were small. She was a wonderful mother and an warm and loving person. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We will always remember her smile and gentle spirit, God bless. Sam,Sharon,Kristin,Jared,Matthew and Sammy McLimans

Condolances from another of Lois' high school friends. Lois was a kind and gentle spirit. How lucky we all were to have been touched by her life.

Jeff words cant express the sorrow i feel. just heard about Lois I didnt know she was ill ,she is always so full of life and laughing she will be greatly missed by everyone.Our prayers are with you and your children. Sharon Thompson and all at The 3 Girls Cafe

My deepest sympathy to Lois's family. I went to Lancaster High with Lois and have many great memories of her.
Hold each other close and know you are thought of during this difficult time.

-Lois's home was always open to family, neighbors, and friends. She, and husband, Jeff, welcomed a "revolving door" lifestyle where tradition held strong.
-Lois would cook in the kitchen for hours all the while managing conversations, phone calls, pets, family, and guests.
-"The More the Merrier!" was her household philosophy. No matter what, the Koss Family always made room for a visitor or guest.
-For these qualities of "community", "sharing" and "laughter" Lois has left...