Lois Ogren-Chapdelaine

Lois Lee "Loey" Ogren-Chapdelaine, 62, passed away on August 1, 2025, in Davie, Florida. Born on September 17, 1962, in Hollywood, California, she spent her early life in Minnesota, lived in Las Vegas a short time and her later life in south Florida. Loey lived a vibrant and creative life filled with adventure, love for the arts, and deep connections with those around her.

Loey was known for her artistic talents and passion for crafting. She worked at a costume shop where she sewed elaborate costumes for dance recitals and Renaissance Fairs Her creativity extended beyond the workplace; she crocheted beautiful blankets for her loved ones, each one a lasting token of her warmth and care. In quieter moments, she found joy in working puzzles and coloring books, activities that reflected her attention to detail and appreciation for beauty.

An adventurous spirit at heart, Loey loved to travel and explore new places. Her zest for life was evident in her love of rock music and dancing-she never missed an opportunity to move to the rhythm of her favorite songs. As a child, she enjoyed riding horses, and later in life she embraced the thrill of motorcycle rides shared with friends and her husband.

Loey's home was filled with companionship and affection from her beloved dog Velcro and cat Mister Little-her constant companions who brought comfort and joy to her days.

She is survived by her son Craig Moen; her mother Diane Ogren; her sister Shelley Ogren-Larson and brother-in-law Robert Larson; sister-in-law Cindy Ogren; nephews Robbie, Aaron (Jenny), Matthew; and niece Kelsey. Also many other friends and neighbors including Petra, Johnny,Jessica and Harley.

She was preceded in death by her father Arnold Ogren; her daughter Machelle Moen; her ex husband, Scott Moen, her husband Michael Chapdelaine,and her grandparents Marjory and John Cedergren, Lorraine and Arnold Ogren.her namesake Lois Riley, and friends Steven Maltese and Cleveland

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to Vitas Hospice for their compassionate care during Loey's final days. A special thank you also goes to Julie Diane for offering spiritual healing that brought comfort during this time.

May Lois's memory bring peace to all who knew her.