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Lois Hodge Obituary
Lois is survived by her children, Howard (Marlene) Thomas of Phoenix, Arizona, Jan Mugler and Kenneth both of Temperance, MI, Deborah (Mitchell) Wetzler of Farmington Hills, MI; grandchildren, John (Tana), Jackie Mugler, Reilly and Casey Hodge, Lauren and Justin Wetzler and Kyle Hodge; great-grandchildren, Ashley and Arik Mugler and Jayden Conner.
Thank you for being our Mother. We will all miss you and we all have a fun sweet remembrance of our Nonnie.
There is no visitation. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 8, 2006, at the J. Jeffrey Fretti Funeral Home, 5045 W. Sylvania Avenue (At Corey Rd.) 419-843-1117. Burial will follow in Toledo Memorial Park. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider the Diabetes Association or the Toledo Humane Society.
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Beverly Bethel
March 16, 2006
We'll never forget Aunt Lois and Uncle Red. Because I had red hair, I always thought Uncle Red was my father (from June). The rolls and chocolate milk that they had a couple of times each month when Mom would stop and see them after doing the weekly shopping was just great. Because there was nine of us, we never had chocolate milk at home. You guys would come to our house for chicken/roast dinner and we'd come to your house for donuts and milk. Good switch right?? We loved both of them and they will be missed always as long as we live. Love to you kids and we want you to know that the first thing she said when we went to see her in the nursing home was how well you kids were treating her and how important her g-kids were to her. Our love and prayers are with all of you. I hope in the future we will see you once in awhile.
Luv, Bev, June (Tucson), Carole, Darlene
Beverly/Dick Bethel
March 7, 2006
Kids: We will never forget Aunt Lois, she was always a delite to visit, she made you laugh all the time just like Uncle Red did. You kids had a wonderful Mom & Dad and we had a wonderful Aunt and Uncle. I know us kids start a new generation now, the old ones are now all gone. Love, Bev & Richie; Darlene & Joe; and Carole & Jerry.
Melissa Baker
March 7, 2006
To Jan, Tana & John, Jackie, Ashley & Arik:
I'm sorry to hear about Nonny Hodge. Arik had told me she was ill again. You all are in my thoughts and prayers daily and I wish I could be there for you right now. Love and miss you all!
Missy, Jay & kids
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