Lois Taylor

I was only able to meet this wonderful woman once and thought what a feisty old gal she is. I know she will be greatly missed in this world but I believe she is dancing again somewhere.

Grandma is here in all of us, to be loved and nurtured.

I have known Lois since 1989 and she immediately lightened up my life. Her energy and enthusiasm is contagious. She is the first person to tell me (Chris) that I need to marry TL as she is the one.....she was so correct and Lois was at our wedding in 1999. She has danced all over the world with us and spread her joy wherever she went. Always up for a great time!! She was definitely a jewel and one of a kind. We have many fond memories of her and She will always be in our hearts. (I used to tell her that she is waaaaaaay to bad to go up to Heaven and she is waaaaaayyyy to bad to go down to Hell as they would be afraid she would take over....so she will have to just stay here and lead the way) We love her Dearly and her amazing Family who are the most supportive of her. Love TLC's xoxo

We are sending our sincere condolences to Lois’s family. I came to know Lois through your late father, George. For many years your father was a great friend of my late husband, George Chamberlain, military buddies. Coincidentally they both ended up sharing the same room at Medex residence in their final years. It was there where my daughters and I were introduced to the Taylor children and on occasion had the pleasure of meeting with Lois. I also had the pleasure of being served a most delicious lunch by Lois at the Cranberry Cafe. We came to know how wonderful and talented your mom was through the many colorful stories told to us by her loving and proud husband and children. Your mother and father were both remarkable individuals. Our hearts ♥️ go out to yours.

Lois (and George) were the best next door neighbours anyone could wish for. They loved our children as their own! Even though we could only see the top of her head from our kitchen window into hers, she would often wave! She will be greatly missed. My love and prayers to her entire family.

We send our condolences to all Lois’s family. We came to know Lois through your late father George who was very good friends with my late husband, George Chamberlain, (military buddies) . My daughters and I came to know Lois , George and family even more, as coincidence would have it , both Georges ended up sharing the same room at the Medex residence . It was during those visits we heard such wonderful stories about Lois and George. I even had the opportunity at one time of Lois tending to me at the Cranberry Cafe . Truly a lady with many talents and a very loving husband and family. Both Lois and George were remarkable individuals! From our hearts ? to yours we send the Taylor Family our sincere condolences.

My heartfelt condolences to you, Liz, and your entire family. I will remember Lois fondly from our days spent together at the café. She was very special and an absolute hoot! She taught me a lot and entertained me with her many great stories.

Missing you everyday Grandma. Still doesn’t feel real that you are gone. Love you more xoxoxo

I remember fondly playing with your children as a child at our Grandma Mary & Keith Danbrook home. I fondly recall a few moments of camp fire ???? can can & lots of Kentucky Fried Chicken