A Hundred Years From Now... it will not matter what my bank account was,
the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...
but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.
Lois was one of the kindest people you could ever meet. She was an amazing mother and grand mother.
She was a breast cancer survivor. She got the family into doing the "Run & Roll" a charity for Utah independent living. This was a place were she worked that aided in making the paralyzed more independent.
Before she worked at Utah independent living, she had a job drafting on computers creating topographical maps. In her younger days she was a librarian at Zion Lutheran Church. She went to karate classes with her daughter Vicky and became a purple belt.
She married William (Bill) Asa Brown on July 27, 1951. They had six children together. Mark, Vicky, Philip, Leo, Robin and Chris.
In her spare time she loved to read and go camping with her family. Her Family was the most important thing to her. Before Lois passed away she was the glue that held the family together. She loved to have her family over and she would cook wonderful meals and we would all gather and play games or just visit.
Lois was a beautiful, strong, giving person, with a kind heart.
Lois passed away on June 2, 1998. She is loved and missed dearly.
the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...
but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.
Lois was one of the kindest people you could ever meet. She was an amazing mother and grand mother.
She was a breast cancer survivor. She got the family into doing the "Run & Roll" a charity for Utah independent living. This was a place were she worked that aided in making the paralyzed more independent.
Before she worked at Utah independent living, she had a job drafting on computers creating topographical maps. In her younger days she was a librarian at Zion Lutheran Church. She went to karate classes with her daughter Vicky and became a purple belt.
She married William (Bill) Asa Brown on July 27, 1951. They had six children together. Mark, Vicky, Philip, Leo, Robin and Chris.
In her spare time she loved to read and go camping with her family. Her Family was the most important thing to her. Before Lois passed away she was the glue that held the family together. She loved to have her family over and she would cook wonderful meals and we would all gather and play games or just visit.
Lois was a beautiful, strong, giving person, with a kind heart.
Lois passed away on June 2, 1998. She is loved and missed dearly.
A Hundred Years From Now... it will not matter what my bank account was,
the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...
but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.
Lois was one of the kindest people you could ever meet. She was an amazing mother and grand mother.
She was a breast cancer survivor. She got the family into doing the "Run & Roll" a charity for Utah independent living. This was a place were she worked that aided in making the paralyzed more independent.
Before she worked at Utah independent living, she had a job drafting on computers creating topographical maps. In her younger days she was a librarian at Zion Lutheran Church. She went to karate classes with her daughter Vicky and became a purple belt.
She married William (Bill) Asa Brown on July 27, 1951. They had six children together. Mark, Vicky, Philip, Leo, Robin and Chris.
In her spare time she loved to read and go camping with her family. Her Family was the most important thing to her. Before Lois passed away she was the glue that held the family together. She loved to have her family over and she would cook wonderful meals and we would all gather and play games or just visit.
Lois was a beautiful, strong, giving person, with a kind heart.
Lois passed away on June 2, 1998. She is loved and missed dearly.
the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...
but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.
Lois was one of the kindest people you could ever meet. She was an amazing mother and grand mother.
She was a breast cancer survivor. She got the family into doing the "Run & Roll" a charity for Utah independent living. This was a place were she worked that aided in making the paralyzed more independent.
Before she worked at Utah independent living, she had a job drafting on computers creating topographical maps. In her younger days she was a librarian at Zion Lutheran Church. She went to karate classes with her daughter Vicky and became a purple belt.
She married William (Bill) Asa Brown on July 27, 1951. They had six children together. Mark, Vicky, Philip, Leo, Robin and Chris.
In her spare time she loved to read and go camping with her family. Her Family was the most important thing to her. Before Lois passed away she was the glue that held the family together. She loved to have her family over and she would cook wonderful meals and we would all gather and play games or just visit.
Lois was a beautiful, strong, giving person, with a kind heart.
Lois passed away on June 2, 1998. She is loved and missed dearly.
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