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Sebrina Neal
January 31, 2025
To the family:
I am so sorry for your loss. Lois was like a mom to me. We worked together at the Health Department. Lois would take me home to her house for lunch. She was much friend. I was going to call her the other day to tell her a co worker had passed but instead I came across her obituary. My heart is broken. I remember you told me you had a stroke the last time we talked and you told me who all was at leisure world that I knew. Rest in peace my good friend. I will always remember the good times we had going to your office and you would come see me at my office.
Sebrina Neal
November 12, 2024
Sending thoughts and prayers for Lois and all who loved her. What an excellent role model she was for so many!
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