Lori Kay Ross, age 54 of Knoxville, Iowa, passed away Monday, January 27, 2014, at her residence in Knoxville, Iowa.
Lori was born in Cookeville, Tennessee, on October 1, 1959, the daughter of Max and Joan Hall. Lori was raised most of her life in Knoxville and graduated from the Knoxville High School, Class of 1978.
Lori was self-employed. She took to selling on eBay shortly after its inception in 1997 and found she had an aptitude for the reselling business. On September 2, 1979 at the First Christian Church in Knoxville, Iowa, Lori and Paul Joseph Ross were united in marriage. Lori and Paul were blessed with two children: Derek and Renee.
Lori cherished her friends and family above all. Organizing gatherings and parties to spend time with her favorite people gave her great joy and purpose. Lori was collector, and enjoyed surrounding herself with beautiful things. Her paperweights, giraffes, flamingo figures, and butterflies were displayed with pride and imbued her personality into her home. Lori loved going to auctions where she would see old friends and always make new ones. And at the end of the day she appreciated the simple pleasure of relaxing in her chair and catching up on her tv shows.
Lori was born in Cookeville, Tennessee, on October 1, 1959, the daughter of Max and Joan Hall. Lori was raised most of her life in Knoxville and graduated from the Knoxville High School, Class of 1978.
Lori was self-employed. She took to selling on eBay shortly after its inception in 1997 and found she had an aptitude for the reselling business. On September 2, 1979 at the First Christian Church in Knoxville, Iowa, Lori and Paul Joseph Ross were united in marriage. Lori and Paul were blessed with two children: Derek and Renee.
Lori cherished her friends and family above all. Organizing gatherings and parties to spend time with her favorite people gave her great joy and purpose. Lori was collector, and enjoyed surrounding herself with beautiful things. Her paperweights, giraffes, flamingo figures, and butterflies were displayed with pride and imbued her personality into her home. Lori loved going to auctions where she would see old friends and always make new ones. And at the end of the day she appreciated the simple pleasure of relaxing in her chair and catching up on her tv shows.
Lori Kay Ross, age 54 of Knoxville, Iowa, passed away Monday, January 27, 2014, at her residence in Knoxville, Iowa.
Lori was born in Cookeville, Tennessee, on October 1, 1959, the daughter of Max and Joan Hall. Lori was raised most of her life in Knoxville and graduated from the Knoxville High School, Class of 1978.
Lori was self-employed. She took to selling on eBay shortly after its inception in 1997 and found she had an aptitude for the reselling business. On September 2, 1979 at the First Christian Church in Knoxville, Iowa, Lori and Paul Joseph Ross were united in marriage. Lori and Paul were blessed with two children: Derek and Renee.
Lori cherished her friends and family above all. Organizing gatherings and parties to spend time with her favorite people gave her great joy and purpose. Lori was collector, and enjoyed surrounding herself with beautiful things. Her paperweights, giraffes, flamingo figures, and butterflies were displayed with pride and imbued her personality into her home. Lori loved going to auctions where she would see old friends and always make new ones. And at the end of the day she appreciated the simple pleasure of relaxing in her chair and catching up on her tv shows.
Lori was born in Cookeville, Tennessee, on October 1, 1959, the daughter of Max and Joan Hall. Lori was raised most of her life in Knoxville and graduated from the Knoxville High School, Class of 1978.
Lori was self-employed. She took to selling on eBay shortly after its inception in 1997 and found she had an aptitude for the reselling business. On September 2, 1979 at the First Christian Church in Knoxville, Iowa, Lori and Paul Joseph Ross were united in marriage. Lori and Paul were blessed with two children: Derek and Renee.
Lori cherished her friends and family above all. Organizing gatherings and parties to spend time with her favorite people gave her great joy and purpose. Lori was collector, and enjoyed surrounding herself with beautiful things. Her paperweights, giraffes, flamingo figures, and butterflies were displayed with pride and imbued her personality into her home. Lori loved going to auctions where she would see old friends and always make new ones. And at the end of the day she appreciated the simple pleasure of relaxing in her chair and catching up on her tv shows.
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