Lois Taylor

To Sandra and the entire Taylor clan,
All who know you, and knew Lois, can say without hesitation that she was a great mom to you. I didn’t know Lois that well but the times I did spend with your family, she was always kind and cheerful, and open to everyone. What a great example of a life well lived. I hope in time the sadness you have will disappear, and you are left with only good memories of your years together. Thinking of you.

Our prayers are with all the family. Wonderful memories will soon replace the void.

My deepest condolences to the family.

Gone but never forgotten! Lois, you were an amazing, energetic person who left the world with an incredible legacy - all my fantastic cousins. You will be missed.

Grandma...we miss you so much! Miss your laugh, your smile, your loving heart! the gardening advice on veggies and flowers, we miss the talks about the Jays and even the Sens! We miss the stories you told, the jokes and most of all the advice.
You taught me so much growing up, how to be a good person, and a mother. Your words of wisdom will stick with me forever.
We all love you very much! Say hi to Grandpa! We love you more!!!!

Lois I feel so privileged to have met you and to have spent some time with you. We had some great conversations and always shared a few chuckles. You were an amazing lady and I always admired your zest for life. You will be missed beautiful lady. Dance with the angels Lois. Until we meet again xo

Liz, Sorry for your loss. Your Mother was an exceptional woman. We had many laughs and good conversations at The Wild Cranberry Cafe. Please extend my condolences to all your siblings and their families.

Condolences from our family to yours, on the passing of your mom, Lois. She was a good friend of my mother's and well loved by all of us. Stephanie and I plan to attend the funeral. God Bless you all, I know what it's like to lose your mother, it's always too soon. Sincerely, Rebecca Hameluck.

My Mother-in-Law meant the world to me. She was gracious, honest, compassionate, tender, and so giving. I will forever be thankful that she graced my life.
I will always love you Lois, Always.

I met Lois in 1978 while living in Ottawa. What a fine loving woman she was. She loved her family, there’s no doubt about it. I was amazed to find out that she was doing ballroom dancing, and a fine dancer she was. Her family and friends will certainly miss her sweet smile. Rest In Peace Lois. You will be missed.