Loretta passed unexpectedly at Cornerstone Hospice. Loretta (aka Lollie), grew up in Pompano Beach, FL. There she met and married the love of her life, Bob. He predeceased her in 2015 after 59 years of marriage. They relocated to The Villages 18 years ago.
She had many passions in which she took pride including directing plays, doll collecting, painting and antiques.
She will be missed by her cousins, Jack and Jim of California, Bob’s cousin Anne Marie (Annie), and her friends Joanie and Linda who were instrumental in keeping her at home for a long time. Lollie had a great sense of humor and a big heart.
She had many passions in which she took pride including directing plays, doll collecting, painting and antiques.
She will be missed by her cousins, Jack and Jim of California, Bob’s cousin Anne Marie (Annie), and her friends Joanie and Linda who were instrumental in keeping her at home for a long time. Lollie had a great sense of humor and a big heart.
Loretta passed unexpectedly at Cornerstone Hospice. Loretta (aka Lollie), grew up in Pompano Beach, FL. There she met and married the love of her life, Bob. He predeceased her in 2015 after 59 years of marriage. They relocated to The Villages 18 years ago.
She had many passions in which she took pride including directing plays, doll collecting, painting and antiques.
She will be missed by her cousins, Jack and Jim of California, Bob’s cousin Anne Marie (Annie), and her friends Joanie and Linda who were instrumental in keeping her at home for a long time. Lollie had a great sense of humor and a big heart.
She had many passions in which she took pride including directing plays, doll collecting, painting and antiques.
She will be missed by her cousins, Jack and Jim of California, Bob’s cousin Anne Marie (Annie), and her friends Joanie and Linda who were instrumental in keeping her at home for a long time. Lollie had a great sense of humor and a big heart.
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