Lois LOWRY

I grew up in Dundas Ontario where Lois was stationed for a period of time. She was a long time family friend. My mother, Marguerite McCubbin and her chatted often. I flew to Calgary today and was saddened to find my intended visit with her will now have to wait. I posted a picture on my Facebook page of Lois and myself (at age 7) playing a cornet Duet in the Dundas corps - the tune, 'Always Cheerful' and that is how I remember Lois.

So sorry to hear of Lois's passing. I enjoyed knowing Lois. She was always a welcoming & always a happy soul! Sorry for all she went through physically but, praise the Lord, now she is completely healed and with our Lord - most likely rejoicing in His Presence. We shared something wonderfully in common - We were both stationed at the Booth Memorial Home and Love the children there.
She will be missed. RIP Lois

You are celebrating in Heaven but will be missed!

We are very sad to hear that Lois has been Promoted To Glory. My Mum, Beverley Culchieth knew Lois as a friend at the Calgary Glenmore temple for many years. She was a very dear soul, always had a smile and a pure Christian heart. Our condolences to family and friends.
Valerie Johnston and Beverley Culchieth

I had lost track with my good friend Lois, so her passing caused me grief. She will be remembered as courageous and Godly

I haven't seen Lois since 1975 when I was twelve. She was such a wonderful lady, unlike any I had ever met. I was inconsolable when she had her accident as I was recovering from mine. She was such an influence that all throughout the years I had many thoughts about her, where she was, whatever became of her - that sort of thing. I was thinking about her less than two weeks ago. Now I know what became of her, and I am so lucky to have known her.
Thank you, Lois, rest in peace. May you see that little lamb again!

I knew lois when I was inhamilton and she was at dundas then again in alberta apent time at her family home mary barnes jones

Was saddened to hear of the Promotion to Glory of my Session mate Lois. One cannot think of Lois without remembering her great sense of humor and love for all of us. She was indeed a Courageous soul. Love and sympathy to her family members.
Roberta Dalrymple - London, ON

Thinking of you with compassion and good memories in these days! May His peace comfort you each one.

Dennis and I send our condolences in Louis being promoted to Glory. She was me C O during 1969-1970.
I thank God for her faithfulness and Christian influence on my life

So sorry to read of Lois's passing. Dean and I enjoyed knowing Lois. She was always a welcoming presence at Glenmore if she happened to be there when we happened to drop in. Just think, she is completely healed and with our Lord - most likely rejoicing in His Presence. She will be missed.

So sorry to hear of Lois's passing! We remember Lois so well during our twenty five years in Edmonton and Grands Prairie. Lois was a trooper for the Lord; always ready to serve whenever the call came!To the family we send our prayers and assure you of our love for you until the day we meet again in our eternal Home!

Marion joins me in sending sincere condolences in Lois' passing. We are truly sorry for your loss.
Having known Lois during growing-up years in the Alberta Division and, subsequently during officership years, I cherish her memory and thank God for her life.