Lois Swartz Yingling

Dear Bill, Linda, and family,

I was deeply saddened to learn that Lois died. I have very pleasant memories of visiting you some years ago, when Lois gave us (Cowans) a tour of places important in the life of Bruce's grandfather Simon Dimm.
We really appreciate all the information Lois gave us. My husband Bruce died 11/7/2023 of many medical ailments. So now I live alone, grateful for so many happy memories of more than 50 years of marriage. I hope you all are doing well.

With care and condolences,
Judy Cowan, widow of Bruce
831-372-7650
[email protected]

I was saddened to hear of the death of my cousin, Lois. While we lost touch over the years, I always remember her as kind and friendly. She was the flower girl at my parents wedding in 1946. Her mother and mine were 1st cousins, and stayed in touch with each other as often as they could. Our grandmother's were sisters and that is what made our connection so dear. We would get together for picnics, but our age difference of 6 years was probably the reason why we were not as close. As we moved out of state, and our lives took on their own roots, our connection was lost. I extend my sincere condolences to her family. May your memories give you peace at this sad time. Love and prayers, Kitty (Kress) Sekol.

Sending condolences, prayers and wishes for comfort to Bill and his family and to Linda, my penpal of 60 years! Wishing you peace as you share your memories of Lois.

I'm sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a loved one. Our hope lies outside this world, John 3:16. Blessings. David Porter