Lois E. SUTTON

I think of you often Lois/Nana/Mom.......Hope you are still square dancing up in them clouds and making fudge. Love you

Love and Miss you Lois (Nana, Mom) I have no doubt you are with us in spirit and enjoy all the Delgado activities from afar. You are missed and spoken of quite often.

My sincere condolences and prayers for strength and comfort to Dave and Vickie.

Aunt Lois was the most alive person I ever knew. Her smile and laughter was infectious. I have so memories, it is hard to choose. One of my favorite was at my wedding, she caught the bouquet and then rushed to me and hugged me, laughing the whole time! She crocheted all of us girls ponchos way back in the day and taught several of us how to crochet. She was our Avon and Tupperware lady. She was so faithful to visit my dad, and they would visit for hours. I will miss her so much. Say hi to my...

I was in Lois's presence only a couple of times, but her joy for life and family was clear and infectious.

Our deepest sympathies go out to Jim and the entire family. May God give you the comfort and peace that you seek.

May her soul rest in eternal peace.

On behalf of the entire Delgado family we send our deepest condolences. Lois was also a part of our family and touched each and every one of us. On her many trips to Rochester she quickly became a Delgado and we all loved her. She taught us that age is just an attitude and surprised us all with all the energy she had. Lois entered the family with a mission, to teach us all how to play scrabble. A game none of played! She was relentless and never gave us a break. Minnie will forever go down in...