Lola Mae Daniels

Grandma I love and will miss you, hugs and kisses love Evy. Grandma I wish you where here still so I could give you hugs and kisses I will miss you,love Ernie. Evan will miss you as well. Gram its going to be hard not to see you anymore, but I know and believe you are here with all of us in sprit and you will send us in the right paths we all need to go ,Ernie and I love you and will miss you!

I had the pleasure of meeting Lola when I met my husband, Al, in 1997. I became good friends with her granddaughters, Tammy and Mandy, over the years. One of my fondest memories of Lola was her beautiful gardens she maintained around her home. I remember her being out there on the hottest summer days with her sun hat on tending to her gardens. We had some nice summer parties at her house as well. She was a kind, gentle woman who I know will be dearly missed not only by her family but by all...

My favorite movie has a line at the end that every time a bell rings an angel gets their wings. Is it a coincidence that Grandma Lola collected bells or did she have a connection to angels? She didn’t lead a pampered life and as Jodi said she took care of everyone. Maybe she had angels around her to keep her as strong as she was and she was extremely strong. How may of us complain about little aches and pains and need that extra attention…not Grandma Lola…she gave that comfort, but never...

She spent her life doing as much as she could. I don't think she wasted a second of time when she was up and about and a woman of so many talents. I miss knowing that she isn't at home anymore. She was a special aunt. Love, Marge

To Juan and Family: Known Lola for most of my life and wish I had half her strength to endure all she did. May she rest in peace.

To the Entire Daniels Clan,
We were extremely saddened to hear yesterday of Aunt Lola's passing. We truly wish we could have been there to support you at this very difficult time. We will each carry very fond memories of her to be treasured.

Juannie and the whole family~
So sorry we didn't know, and for sure, we would have been there. Aunt Lola was the strongest matriarch I have ever known. She and her sisters are having a blast, finally altogether again!!
Keep in touch and call anytime, we will see you all around, I'm sure. The end of an era for us all, but no reason why we can't stay in touch!
Teri and Rick

She was a great woman and I thought very much of her. God Bless you all

We have lived next door to Lola for over 24 years and you could not ask for a better neighbor. I remember how Lola and Howie would both be cutting their lawns at the same time. Lola on her riding mower and Howie on his and stopping to talk. She will be greatly missed. Howie & Julie Baldwin/Howie Jr & Julie Jr