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NameJim Freeman
Date2006-03-24
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MessageThank you for sharing this wonderful tribute to a wonderful lady.

A Lois fan forever,

jim


NameJudith E. Hartsook, Ph.D.
Date2006-03-23
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MessageWhat a lovely memorial and tribute to Lois. I only knew her slightly through my association with Charlis but was struck by her professionalism, her humor, and the closeness of their relationship. I have come to know her more through this website. She certainly had a long and rich life and continues to live on in the hearts and minds of those who were fortunate enough to have had her in their lives. Thank you for sharing your tributes to her.


NameLynda Spiritdove Imburgia
Date2006-03-23
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MessageDan and I are sorry for your loss Char. We pray you will live with
the amazing memories you have in your heart for your beloved
Sister. Love is to be cherished. Death but a new reality.

Dan and Lynda Imburgia
Langley, WA.


NameBeth Itaya
Date2006-03-23
MessageTo the Family and Friends of Lois,
What a beautiful memorial you have all put together for Lois. It is inspiring to read about her life and it is also inspiring to hear how much all of you valued your time with her. Though I never had to opportunity to meet her, I feel that exploring this memorial has proven a blessing in my life. I am very appreciative to you. God bless you all in this, your time of loss. With love, Beth Itaya


NameCharlotte Green
Date2006-03-18
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MessageI wish to extend my condolences to Lois's family and friends. Diane and I were good friends when we were both students at the University of Illinois. In addition to living in the same dorm, we did volunteer work with children in a low-income neighborhood outside of Champaign, IL.
Several years ago, Diane tracked me down with the assistance of her husband, Daniel. It has been one of my joys to reestablish our friendship.

I remember meeting Lois when Diane invited me to go with her to Richmond over one of our school breaks when we were both students. I was welcomed into Lois and George's home. My favorite memory was playing table tennis.

Peace to all.



Private Message added 2006-03-17


NameMary Atkinson
Date2006-03-16
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MessageJust received notice of dear Lois' death......what a remarkable woman she was! She truly saved me from an abusive relationship in the 70's and afterward we enjoyed a warm and lively friendship.

I actually helped her organize and catalogue the African collection. I painted her portrait (I hope it still exists!) for her birthday. We frequently shared meals in our homes and restaurants in Richmond, always talking non-stop about everything under the sun...

She was my "second mother".....a wonderful role model and mentor to me, and although we hadn't seen each other since she moved to Whidbey Island, we kept in touch with cards, and e-mail..

When she did move, I incorporated her presence in my life in a more abstract way, and so, she will be with me always.

My deepest sympathy to all her family.


NameCathy Braasch Dean
Date2006-03-15
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MessageLooks beautiful... just happened to stumble on this today with some early morning googling. There are so many amazing photos.

Love, Cathy


NameCaroline Morris
Date2006-03-14
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MessageWhat a beautiful way to remember a remarkable woman, mother, friend, sister and grandmother! Thank you for the inspiration and love this Memorial Website represents. Lois Kriegman was well loved and will always be remembered with love and gratitude by all of you and her life inspires me. Love, Caroline


NameCarol Carr
Date2006-03-13
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MessageA website like this is very meaningful to those of us who find that Lois's presence in our lives is ongoing. I think of her often, but it's now also in the context of the memories we all shared at her memorial service. I appreciate very much the many pictures that are provided on the website. Thank you all so much for taking the effort to do this.
Carol


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