Guestbook

Lois was the sweetest, most caring person I have known. My thoughts and prayers to Al and family.
-- Patricia Fischer

It is with a certain sense of loss from my own perspective that I write this.

While I have never been close to cousin Lois, I have always held in great regard her unselfish ability to brighten a room with her ever-smiling presence and positive attitude.

On more than one occasion in recent family gatherings at Aunt Dorothy's place in Bluegrass, Lois has, and in her own gentle and subtle way, reinforced my appreciation for the continuing bond of "family".

Especially to Al, to Bill, and to all of us family members who now suffer the pain of this loss, I offer my sincere condolence.

John Nickel
-- John Nickel

Aunt Lois will be missed,always a smile on her face.We love you.Craig and Mary
-- Mary Stone

I was so sorry to hear of Lois's passing. What a delightful lady and so honored that we were related. When my parents (Rich & Naomi Boynton) celebrated their 60th anniversary in 2004, she helped us so much with pics, newspaper clippings, etc., of my dad! Her vivacious personality was something I remembered from the time I was just a little gal!! We will be praying for all of the family!!! And wish we could be there with you!
-- Linda Boynton Bedford

You were well loved by all of your children and grandchildren. You will be missed.
-- Jennifer Esposito

Godspeed Aunt Lois. You will always be loved.
-- Diana Boynton Oaks

I Am so Sorry Uncle Al, Cary, Brian And Family. Uncle Al I was glad to of seen you both at the (casino buffet) before I moved out here to Arizona. My thoughts are with you all and I know Aunt Lois is now in good hands once again. Take care, all my Love extended to all of you ......... Sadly missed, Jeff :(
-- Jeffrey L. Wheeler

We are in California and are so sorry to hear of Lois's passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with each of you. She was such a loving person.
-- Ron & Bev Bjork

My heartfelt thoughts and feelings go out to Al, Cary and Brian, as well as all who knew Lois. She will always be remembered.
-- Marc Boynton

Al: I extend my deepest sympathy to you and to your family.
-- Steve Edwards

Uncle Al, Cary, Brian and Family, My saddened heart, love an prayers, goes out to all of you in your time of loss and sorrow, and may you find Peace! I will always remember Aunt Lois for her smile, classiness, and open heart she always had for me and all other's she knew and met. Im so blessed that I was able to have gotten to see you both and to give her a hug just a couple of hours before tragedy struck. She is re-united now with her loving father, and past family members, whom she loved so much. Rest in Peace my dear Aunt!
-- Lenny Boynton

My sincere condolences to Al, Cary and Brian. Lois was a dear friend who will be deeply missed.
-- Thomas Tobias

Al, I am saddened by the news of the end of life for Lois. She was such a beatiful person. She is now in a better place and will be with the loved ones we have said good-bye to earier in life.

I will always remember the two of you coming to OSCO Drug store in 1976-1980. I was so proud to tell my friends that both of you were family members. God bless you and your extended family.
-- Kathy (Mack) Miner

Our deepest sympathy to the Feldhan family, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
-- Putter and Jean Paprocki

Dear Al and Family, We just learned of Lois' passing. Please know we have you in our thoughts and prayers.
-- Shirley and Bill Long

I never saw Lois without a smile on her face. I remember her from the various gatherings and trips for the IH credit union I attended with Russ. Marlene
-- Marlene Gantt

I am sorry for the passing of Lois. I know she was a super secretary and my father respected her very much. I remember meeting in the Tetons while camping. Fond memories. I know she will be missed by all. With sympathy, Debra Bergstrand Evans
-- Debra Bergstrand Evans

It is so hard for me to say “farewell” to my dear Aunt Lois. She was a beautiful person inside and out. I recall a letter I received from Aunt Lois after the loss of my fiancé many years ago. In it, she told me something I take solace in even today. She wrote, “Take comfort that he passed knowing you loved him with all your heart.” Uncle Al, Cary and Brian, I hope you can draw strength from this tender sentiment passed on to me by my wonderfully sweet Aunt Lois. You are all in my prayers.
-- Melanie East Barger