Lois J. Pervier

Lois’s dad was pastor of our church in Cortland, NY, when I was growing up. After I started teaching, God led me to Pine Tree Academy. There I found that Lois was a student in my classroom. I remember her as always smiling and joyful. Her smiles spilled out to all of those to whom she came in contact! She is greatly missed.

Lois was my youngest double cousin. I loved her laugh, her beauty and her creative energetic spirit. She was one of a kind. She will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her. My thoughts and prayers are with her immediate family and especially with her soul mate, Roddy. Love you all.

My mother Bobbie Crosby held you as a dear kindered spirit. I hope she is one of the lucky ones who get to greet you?

Rod, I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss for the rest of my life, even tho it has been several years since we have seen you. I can't stop crying. I still remember when she somehow fixed an agonizing pain in my back before a Hobie race. She was a wonderful person.

Lois was an amazing person and will be missed by all. I remember her as a caring, fun camp counselor, artist of beautiful walls for PTAs classes, and simply a beautiful spirited friend. Prayers and thoughts to all of her family.

One of a kind. What a loss! She made the world a more beautiful and interesting place for sure. Many great memories! Love and Prayers.

My sweet childhood friend. I feel your presence everyday. I love you. RIP wondrous spirit.

My sincere condolences on the loss of a beautiful woman.Although I didn't know her well(being a child myself),I still remember her and saw Lois from time to time ,mostly at Cameeting in Northern New England ,when my father Elder R.L. Cheney was a pastor up there.May God be comfortingly close to all her friends and family .
Prayers,
Joy Cheney Cork

Our sincere sympathies to all the family.
Erling and Leona Odell, Collegedale, TN