Missing you so much on this your 1st anniversary of going to heaven. You are always on my mind and in my heart. Great memories we had together. I am sure you have already been with your nephew and Pat that joined you recently. Gone but never forgotten.❤️

Just thinking about the times we went to go see all the Oscar bait movies together, saw some weird stuff that a grandmother and grandson shouldn’t have been watching together, lol, plus you showed me the best way to eat popcorn - with raisonnets mixed in. Love you a lot, wish you were here for me and all the people that still miss you and love you. It would be great if I could report to you some really cool thing that’s goin on but I don’t have anything right now, hopefully soon.
Miss you mommom

I first met Lois in 7th and 8th grade in 1953/54 at St. Mary’s grammar school. Lois was my first date; we went to the Cambria movie one Saturday afternoon. After 8th grade graduation my family moved to the northeast.
 Lois an I met some 38 years later at an 8th grade class reunion in 1992 again 1994 and 1998. We were together until her peaceful passing in my arms on October 15, 2020 after a long hard (years) fight with Cancer.

  Rest in peace sweetheart, love always and forever Tony

My Mom, the oldest sister Theresa sponsored a trip to St Kitts so I went with the 3 Golden girls Mom, Aunt Lois and Aunt Vicki and if you ever spent time with the 3 of them together then you know about the craziness and laughs when they are together. First it was my Mom drunk off 1 pina colada then trying to drive a scooter, then Aunt Lois banging her head on the low roof cabana and all hotel staff coming to the beach for the almost knocked out cold blonde bombshell, and Aunt Vicki making friends with a monkey that wore a diaper. We had such a great time together played bingo, gambled, watched the Superbowl it was a trip to go in the memory books and I will cherish that time forever. So happy to have such great memories with my BEAUTIFUL AUNT that I will keep close to my heart which is where she will always be. Love and miss you Aunt Lois