Birth date: Dec 7, 1936 Death date: Apr 4, 2025
Lois Elaine Visser, age 88, born on December 7, 1936, went home to be with the Lord on April 4,2025. Surrounded by her loving family, Lois passed peacefully in her sleep at Trinity HealthHospital. Lois enjoyed a fulfilling career Read Obituary
May this family be blessed with peace and strength from our Lord during this time of grief and may they rejoice in knowing that Lois is now at peace and I. The presence of our precious Lord,
LoisJean Kinney
Loved playing organ/piano duets with Loie, as well as cantata. She accompanied many soloists & singing groups over the years,& provided music for many weddings & funerals. I'm sure she remembered them all, as well as the dates & people involved! Will miss her!!
My grandma was the most loving, caring, selfless, talented amazing woman I have ever known. She put others before herself no matter what state she was in at the time. She spoiled me with love and of course she would dote on me with gifts too. She always had been there when I needed her no matter what it was. It didn't matter if I disappointed her or if I made her proud she loved me anyways. One of my favorite memories is our weekly Saturday morning breakfast at Wittlows. We both would always get the same thing. I would get my pancakes while she got the egg, bread of some kind with blackberry jam and American fries. She would ask me each time if I wanted some potatoes and I always said yes. From there we would go to BK to get her 2 for $5 egg and cheese crosonts. Then we would head off for her moka. Grandma loved her mokas. Sometimes I would just drop her off while other times I stayed and cleaned while she naped. I looked forward to our breakfast and I will forever miss them. Now she did tell me she wanted me to keep going. Maybe mom and I can go for you grandma.
There is one memory I will never forget. The day grandma said she was ready to go home, I promised her I wouldn't leave her side before she passed away. I stayed and never left her side from Wednesday afternoon to Friday morning when she went home to glory. Her last night on earth was a night that I got to be alone with her. It's a night that I felt so blessed to have and will always love and knowing that grandma and I had one last sleepover. Grandma, I will never forget you and always love you. You helped mold me into the woman I am today. Love Nicole
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Shoreline Memorial Services - Muskegon
Don and I always enjoyed picnics with Lois. I knew that she would always request that I make the same salad. We enjoyed taking a number of trips with Lois. She loved to play Dominoes and Mexican Train.
She certainly was an inspiration as she memorized dozens of memory verses that she would repeat when she was awake. She even quoted them from her hospital bed.
I am definitely going to miss my weekly breakfast with Lois and long talks.
Comfort and peace to her family. Kay S
