Lois Lillian Pratt

It was such a joy to know Lois. She always had something interesting to say and was always interested in what we had to say. Lois was good friends with Rob's parents for years, Reg and Muriel Jackson. She was a blessing to our church, Shiloh UMC.

We were just talking about Lois today.
We had no idea she had passed away until my husband found it on Legacy. She was a lovely lady. We purchased her house on Riverama Drive and had 19 wonderful years there. She was kind, generous and always had a smile on her face. We are so very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with her entire family.
Bob & Joan Bartholomew

Lois always had a smile on her face. We could count on seeing her every Sunday and enjoyed those visits. She liked her golf games and we always kidded her about the elusive hole in one.

Lois, what a truly special person. I came to know her by doing her hair for many years. I learned about her family, friends, and interest as well as she knew mine. She would come to the salon twice a week. She would some times bring us homemade treats. Which brought joy to us and her. She even would make cards for my birthday and my husbands which I thought was great. She always cared about her appearance. She care about her appearance so much that I was the benefiiciary of her Lancome bonuses and/or bags. I still use them today. I am sure she is in heaven with her hair and nails done, dressed appropriately. The table set waiting for her friends to get a game of bridge going.

I will always remember Lois as a kind and generous lady. She was a big patron of our music program at Shiloh United Methodist Church. She purchased sets of handbells for the church so we could have a handbell choir for many years. Several times she hosted the choir brunch at the Western Hills Country Club. We have missed her over the past several years since she move to be with Elyce in Tampa. I will always have fond memories of the time we spent with Lois.

Lois was a shining light. Her big smile was always welcoming. She was a strong determined lady that made things happen. She was a great organizer and planner. She always made one feel important.

I worked for Ron at E&D for ten years and they both treated me as a daughter. I was always welcomed in their home. They were the first people that came to the hospital after my son Todd Thomas was born.

Lois was not only my boss's wife but she was a true lifelong friend that I visited many times. We always went to lunch or dinner whenever I came into town. She sent me cards and gifts many times over the years.

Lois loved her family and her home. She was so proud of her children and grandchildren. She was a lady that loved and lived life to the fullest. I will miss her greatly...