| Message | Thank you for putting together a wonderful website that celebrates Lois’ life. This memorial is a great example of the love she inspired.
I (Don) met her some thirty or so years ago through my friends and colleagues Charlis and Jerry. I was in considerable awe of the work Lois and her husband George had done in developing a valuable psychological tool, the PATE.
I (Don) occasionally saw Lois on her visits to the northwest. I was delighted that she met my wife Ann on one of those visits in the mid-80s. They subsequently became buddies while Ann was on a work assignment for several months in Richmond.
When I (Ann), worked in Richmond, Lois was there to provide me a touch of “home.” I enjoyed her friendship and hospitality. She showed me the real Richmond, not just the corporate suburb where I worked. She had a great enthusiasm for living life well. We had lots of fun together eating steaks and drinking scotch.
When Lois moved to Whidbey Island, we were fortunate enough to share some special times together. Her love of music was contagious. We listened to music together and when we saw the musical “Tango” last year, it was a delight reviewing it with Lois who had, of course, seen it many times. We also will miss her.
You have our condolences and our love,
Ann and Don |