Birth date: Oct 20, 1948 Death date: Jan 29, 2022
Lois Jean Van Horn was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She left this world to join our Lord unexpectedly on January 29, 2022. She was born on October 20, 1948, in Highland Park, Michigan to Amos and Florence Van Read Obituary
Lois was my friend and neighbor for 20 years. The back our homes faced another and sometimes we saw a much too intimate view of each other. LOL. She served on the association board as long as I knew her and our community was better for it. I always enjoyed looking out my window to the beautiful array of flowers Lois planted over the years. She certainly had a green thumb! She will be greatly missed...
Your friend,
Andrea D
Lois served with me at the Welcome Desk at Woodside,Troy. It was a pleasure to know her. She loved her flowers and was always a good resource to go to. I will miss her smile and enthusiasm. Will see you again Lois.
I served with Lois in children’s ministry AWANA for 16 years. I considered her my friend. She was dedicated and always smiling. I cannot come to the service today. Praying for God’s peace to her family. Lois was a good and faithful servant of our Lord’s.
From Debbie Harrison
Lois and I met at the Friendly Garden Club almost 20 years ago. She has been a dear friend. I will miss Lois's daily text messages. She was such a kind person.
Lois was always spending time with the Dale Family. No matter what the occasion year around, you knew she would be there.
Our entire family is in deep shock. Praying for Lois’s entire family. May God give them strength today and the days ahead.
Lois will be missed.
Lois was an active member of the Friendly Gardeners since 2006. She was a loyal volunteer and loved to socialize at our meetings. She will be missed by our group.
Gail Straughen
Lois, for over 25 years, was like an extended member of our family. It was just natural to expect to see her at various gatherings we had over the years. Two special memories I have of her was her service years ago to the little ones in the AWANA program at Woodside Bible Church (formerly named Troy Baptist Church), as well as her involvement as a military mom, specifically for the Marines. I know she used to enjoy participating in sending care packages to those serving overseas.
Lois, you will certainly be missed. Praying for your loved ones and family. May you rest in peace, I know Heaven must be absolutely amazing, and I look forward to what a sweet reunion it’s going to be when I see you again one day. So thankful for this assurance that is ours when we’ve place our faith and trust in Jesus, and our earthly goodbyes are not forever.
