Contributions to the tribute of Lois Wood

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B Carter posted a condolence

Saturday, April 8, 2006

When death find its way into our lives not only does it leave us deep in our sorrow and grief but it often leave us with questions with little to no answers. Over taken by the lost of our loved ones we find ourselves asking a question over and over again, why? Before the loss, death meant nothing, it?s a thought most times un-thought of and the impact on our lives was considered very little if considered at all. However, many think death is a part of life but according to Titus 1:2 everlasting life was Jehovah God?s purpose for mankind from the beginning of mans creation, not death. Death greatly affects the lives of many as you are now experiencing and Jehovah God is aware of that and by means of the provision he made for us, we all have a promised hope. That hope is that death will one day soon not be a threat any longer to us. Rev 21:3-4 states that death will be no more and the things that cause pain and suffering will be no more. Yes Jehovah God promises to do away with death and all it?s many components that make death possible. He even says according to Isaiah 33:24 it will come a time when no one on the earth will say they are sick and Psalms 37:9 said that the wicked will be cut off so they too will not be able to cause any more harm to those on the earth. That is truly a wonderful hope and because God loved us so much he gave his only begotten son that we may have another chance at life he is also making it possible for our dear loved ones we lost to death to return to us by means of a resurrection. John 5:28-29 states that those in the memorial tombs will awaken from an eternal sleep once they hear Christ voice. We can all trust in this blessing because Hebrews 6: 18 says of Jehovah God, ?It is impossible for God to Lie.? Isaiah 55:11 also assure us nothing that Jehovah God says or promise will not return without results. These words are faithful and truth. May God be with you.

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Barbara Wright posted a condolence

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Dear Charles and family, My sister Ila Wright went to school with Lois and were very good friends. I remember the two of you when you were dating,I went to your wedding and cried at your losses. My heart goes out to you. She is now with our Lord

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carol centi posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

dearest sheila So sorry to hear about the loss of your mom.It is another part of us getting older that is so hard to accept.If you need anything please don't hesitate to ask.We have always had a special bond. Tony and I love you like family. Hope to see you soon. love,Carol Centi

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Kirsten Phillips Morotti posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Dear Charlie,Sheila and Lydia, I just heard about the loss of your mom Lois,i wish i new earlier i would of been there for all of you,i would have loved to see your dad .i remember like it was yesterday all of you coming to capece,s sitting at the round table,your mom allways smiling,my dad would drop me at your house and your parents would watch me.They were very caring to me because i had no mom.Please give your dad a hug for me. God Bless, Kirsten

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James Morotti posted a condolence

Monday, December 19, 2005

Oh my God Sheila, I don't even have the words to say to help ease your pain, just hours ago I sent you a Christmas card from our first stop in Freeport,Bahamas, It it wasn't for my sister Frances, I would not have known until I get back. She couldn't of expressed a better description of your Mother, she was right on track with her verbage. You and I have aor so many years had a very special unique relationship, had so much fun together, and with Lydia as well, you know how I feel about you, i just wish I coild hold you and comfort you this very moment, but I know my sister Frances is going to do that in my absence for me. You would think that I would have the right words to say after losing both parents, but,I just don't, for me personally, I've always learned to rely on both of my caring sisters, you, michael, and you know all of our other friends from back in the early days. Even though each of my sisters are entirely different, they are so very caring of others, and have contributed a tremendous amount of love and support towards me in good times and bad, and in my absence, please call on either of them to help you and lydia, and as soon as I return, I'll make an effort to get up there,and we'll get through this like we've done so many times before. Love and warmth Jamie

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Marion (Mosher) Keyser posted a condolence

Monday, December 19, 2005

Dear Charles, Sheila and Lydia: Although you do not know me, I wanted to express my sympathy to your family on the passing of Lois. She and I were classmates at St. Johnsville Central School and in the "Class of 1948". If you have her yearbooks, you can find our pictures. I remember Lois as being quiet, but with a good sense of humor, and a nice smile. I visited her home while we were in school together and her parents were very gracious to me - a country, farm girl. You will forever miss her, as I do my mother, just remember the things she said to you and it will help you through your grief. With prayers for all of your family - Sincerely, Marion M. Keyser

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Kelly Glionna posted a condolence

Sunday, December 18, 2005

Sheila, Sorry to here of the loss of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. The Glionna

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fran thomas posted a condolence

Sunday, December 18, 2005

dear charlie,sheila and lydia- i am so very sorry to hear about lois. i have very find memories of her when i was a child,always welcoming me into her home. my thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time. frances morotti thomas

Lois Wood

Friday, December 16, 2005

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