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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
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Sierra Taylor posted a condolence
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Grandma Cookie, I don’t even know where too begin. Our relationship was amazing. Even though I live all the way out in California we still had one of the tightest bonds. I loved talking too you on the phone about anything and everything. Your strong faith in the Lord was my favorite thing about you. You always knew what too say no matter what. You were such a strong woman mentally and physically. You never showed any pain or hurt. It feels great too know that you are no longer suffering. I know your goal in life was too sit at the right hand of the Father , and well I know for a fact that is where you are ! I’ll love you forever and miss always. You name and memory will live with me forever ! You will NEVER be forgotten. Hugs and kisses XOXO Your Granddaughter -Sierra Cheyenne
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Rosa Taylor posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
My dear Lois you were such a strong woman. I loved all our talks. Sorry I couldn't be there I would have loved to go. Rest in paradise Love you and will miss you dearly Rosa
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Denise Zeleniak posted a condolence
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
I'm going to miss you, Lois. I liked you from the first moment my brother brought you home to meet us. You won us over very quickly, especially my mother. She loved you and I think you loved her. With all due respect, you were both tough women. You made me laugh so much every time we were together. You took what the world threw at you and never complained. I know you had a tough life but I never heard it from you. I loved going to the diner and having breakfast with you. Thanks for introducing me to Rev. Price. And thanks for all the spirited discussions on religion. I've missed all that these last years when you couldn't get around like you once did. The last time I visited you, just a few short weeks ago, I was so happy when you recognized me. And I knew you did because you called out, "Hi, Lady!", the same way you always did. Yes, Lois, I'll miss you terribly. Say hello to everybody in Heaven. There's more family up there then there is here.
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Tina M Cooke posted a condolence
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Lois and I met in 2007 when I married her son Kevin, there was an immediate connection. We spent nearly every single day together running around and doing her daily "errands"(buying scratch offs...lol). Not a moment of silence would pass between us and her sense of humor never ceased to amaze me, she was the funniest woman I'd ever known. During that time Lois became a mother to me, and I loved her as if I was hers. I don't think that I ever imagined my life without her. The past few years taking care of her were so special and I am grateful that Kevin, Cody and I were able to spend as much time as we did with her. She never lost that amazing sense of humor either, she was one tough cookie. The house is so quiet without her, but I feel her presence every day. To say that I will miss her is an understatement. I am only happy that she is finally at peace now. Enjoy the time you have with your loved ones up there, make them smile and laugh as you did with us down here, until we meet again Lois, you will forever be in my heart, I love you dearly!!!!
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Robert Wade Taylor posted a condolence
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
I really never thought this time would come. Growing up, it seemed like everything would last forever; especially mom and dad. You had some difficult times in your life mom, but I will always remember the funny times and the good times with you. And, I know in my heart, that you did your absolute best with what you had. Thank you for nurturing me, taking care of me when I barely knew who I was, and thank you for your smile and tender heart that I could see in your eyes. Thank you for the Christmas gifts and birthday wishes. I will truly miss you. Until we see each other again, and I know that we will, I will hold you close to my heart and will love you dearly from now until that time. May the Lord Bless you and take great care of you. Your loving son, Robbie P.S Please say hello to everyone, tell them I love them, and let them know how much they mean to me.
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Monday, October 23, 2017
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