Lois Josephine Ryan

So enjoyed our conversations on Lodi history. Lois was a fountain of information and I was a thirsty traveler! Will miss her! My sympathy to her family, Kathy Molony Johnson.

Shirley, Ken, Shelly, Scott, Michelle and I are sorry for your loss. Reading Lois's Obituary it's apparent she lived a very full, complete life, touching many people in a positive way. May the knowledge she is in a better place comfort you. Ken & Michelle Kosal

While it is indeed sad that you are mourning the loss of your dear Lois, it saddens God more. In the days ahead, you will reflect on her seemingly small, yet precious memories. This is only natural when we experience the loss of someone loved. However, be comforted in knowing that just as you have memories, almighty God remembers too. The difference is, God can and will restore perfect life to those in His memory as explained in the video link below** In the meantime, God warmly invites you to trust in Him for comfort (2 Cor. 1:3,4). Please accept my condolences during this time of distress.

hello to you all, I am so sad for you loss, Lois and Harold were two of Zeke's favorite ppl in the whole world, what a long and accomplished life she led. My heart goes out to you, please accept our sincere condolences, cannot be at the service as we leave tomorrow am for Hayward and will not be back until Monday pm. Hearts to you all

May peace find and attend thee. Your mother/grandmother/great-grandmother was a very kind and gentle lady whom I enjoyed having chats with in church or coffee-clutching at the supper table. We have all been blessed to have known her. Love, The Glenn Family