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Lois Elizabeth Einarson
May 11, 1952 ~ August 27, 2016 (age 64) 64 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Melody Brooks and Rick Galay
on September 21, 2016 1:27 AM
A candle was lit by Michelle Mink š¢
on September 7, 2016 10:01 PM
Message from Lisa Giberson and family
September 2, 2016 11:05 PM
Uncle Bud, John, Melody and Wayne
I'm very saddened by the untimely passing of Lois. We were able to stay in touch via Facebook the last few years. We reconnected when mom and I moved to Brandon in 1990 when Melody and I were both attending ACC. It's always hard to lose your daughter,sister and your mother. I know this feeling well. My family's thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time as your lay your loved one to rest. I'm. Privileged to be a part of such a loving family the Einarson famiky. Just know Grandma and Grandpa her Aunties Frances Lori and Elaine and her cousins Tim Matthew and Alan are waiting to tease her along with Uncle Gus the biggest tease of all. May your memories bring you comfort.
I'm very saddened by the untimely passing of Lois. We were able to stay in touch via Facebook the last few years. We reconnected when mom and I moved to Brandon in 1990 when Melody and I were both attending ACC. It's always hard to lose your daughter,sister and your mother. I know this feeling well. My family's thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time as your lay your loved one to rest. I'm. Privileged to be a part of such a loving family the Einarson famiky. Just know Grandma and Grandpa her Aunties Frances Lori and Elaine and her cousins Tim Matthew and Alan are waiting to tease her along with Uncle Gus the biggest tease of all. May your memories bring you comfort.
A candle was lit by Michelle Mink
on September 2, 2016 6:14 PM
Message from Robert Barrow
September 2, 2016 10:12 AM
Sincere condolences to all of Lois' family on her passing. Lois and I have been friends practically since birth. We played together at the Crestview W. I. (Women's Institute) meetings as pre-schoolers. Our schools, McVey and Crestview, competed in baseball, soccer and track and field events. Then as an errant teen,I was taken in by Ma, Inga (Thompson) Einarson, and became a welcomed part of their family. I lucked out. When getting together with Lois you could always count on; the coffee being on, stories told and retold and laughter (and a bit of teasing). Lois is in my heart and my thoughts forever. I know she has passed on those generous genes to all of her family and the coffee will always be on and there will always be stories to tell.
"And now our summer joys have fled on winter's winds away
But maiden May in sweet array will bring them back again"
"And now our summer joys have fled on winter's winds away
But maiden May in sweet array will bring them back again"
Message from Shelly Groves
September 1, 2016 3:56 PM
Dear Best Friend,
You can't imagine how much I love you. You entered into my life when I didn't expect it at all, when everything was bad, and you made me happy. I could never thank you enough. I love you.
Lois was an amazing friend. The best friend I ever had. I wish I could have seen her once more before she passed.
My deepest sympathy to Melody, Wayne, Earl and her extended family. May God give you peace at this time.
You can't imagine how much I love you. You entered into my life when I didn't expect it at all, when everything was bad, and you made me happy. I could never thank you enough. I love you.
Lois was an amazing friend. The best friend I ever had. I wish I could have seen her once more before she passed.
My deepest sympathy to Melody, Wayne, Earl and her extended family. May God give you peace at this time.
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