Passed away at RoseWood Village in Charlottesville. Alzheimer's had robbed her of the activities which filled her life teaching, swimming, coaching, performing dance in numerous musicals in Sun City West, Ariz. and spending time with her grandchildren.
She modeled a DIY attitude that lives on in her survivors, daughters, Jill, Leslie and Kay, son, Kim; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Lois was an avid reader, athlete and curious learner which led naturally to her career as an educator in fitness. Her final act of educating was the donation of her body for scientific research. Her family thanks her wonderful private caregivers, the staff at RoseWood for their compassionate care and Hospice of the Piedmont for their support.
A memorial page celebrating her life was to be posted on Facebook in the near future for all to contribute.
She modeled a DIY attitude that lives on in her survivors, daughters, Jill, Leslie and Kay, son, Kim; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Lois was an avid reader, athlete and curious learner which led naturally to her career as an educator in fitness. Her final act of educating was the donation of her body for scientific research. Her family thanks her wonderful private caregivers, the staff at RoseWood for their compassionate care and Hospice of the Piedmont for their support.
A memorial page celebrating her life was to be posted on Facebook in the near future for all to contribute.
Passed away at RoseWood Village in Charlottesville. Alzheimer's had robbed her of the activities which filled her life teaching, swimming, coaching, performing dance in numerous musicals in Sun City West, Ariz. and spending time with her grandchildren.
She modeled a DIY attitude that lives on in her survivors, daughters, Jill, Leslie and Kay, son, Kim; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Lois was an avid reader, athlete and curious learner which led naturally to her career as an educator in fitness. Her final act of educating was the donation of her body for scientific research. Her family thanks her wonderful private caregivers, the staff at RoseWood for their compassionate care and Hospice of the Piedmont for their support.
A memorial page celebrating her life was to be posted on Facebook in the near future for all to contribute.
She modeled a DIY attitude that lives on in her survivors, daughters, Jill, Leslie and Kay, son, Kim; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Lois was an avid reader, athlete and curious learner which led naturally to her career as an educator in fitness. Her final act of educating was the donation of her body for scientific research. Her family thanks her wonderful private caregivers, the staff at RoseWood for their compassionate care and Hospice of the Piedmont for their support.
A memorial page celebrating her life was to be posted on Facebook in the near future for all to contribute.
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