Birth date: Jul 3, 1948 Death date: Oct 14, 2020
Lois was born July 3, 1948 to Jesse H. Paskett and Esther G. (John) Paskett, in Salt Lake City, Utah. The light of our lives was taken too soon. Our dearest and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt, passed away on O Read Obituary
It still doesn’t seem real that you are gone. I can’t imagine seeing my Uncle without you by his side. You were such a strong woman and I always enjoyed being in your presence. We miss you every day and you’ll always be in our hearts. I hope you are up there with Jeff and having the time of your life!
I was remiss in giving a shout out to Inspiration Home Health and Hospice for the amazing support they provided in facilitating the transfer of Lois from a skilled nursing facility to home. It was no small task but their hospice team went out of their way to make it happen! Thank You Brandon, Hailey and all the amazing nurses that treated us like family. I never once felt abandoned. Also, Thank You to the awesome Cardiovascular Team at the University of Utah Medical Center who went above and beyond caring for Lois, while in the hospital, in an effort to give her every chance at regaining her health. It just was not in the cards after the severe stroke but I praise their every effort...
I didn't have a chance to get to know Lois. She was married to my Wonderful CUZ. I do know how devoted and the Love they had for each other. They are truly Soul mates. From the Love everyone has for her she was and is a Beautiful Spirit. Full of Love and compassion for all. I wish I could have spent the time to get to know Lois. My Heart breaks for all her Family and Friends and my CUZ, for she will be dearly missed.
Wow. Where do I even start....
Lois helped raise me from around 6 years old, through my rough years as a young man.
I have never seen anyone give so much unconditional love in my life, no matter what was ever said or done Lois always let her heart guide every single decision she ever made.
She always lived with her beautiful heart on her sleeve, out on display for the world to see.
Something I will always remember about Lois was the many conversations we had with just locking eyes and no words being spoken.. her eyes could always tell you a story, tell you how she currently felt and is something I’ve literally not shared with anyone but I guarantee she had the same effect with others.
What an incredible woman this world just lost, a brave, STRONG, beautiful loving woman who would do anything for anyone and not bat an eye.... the recent years passed I wasn’t around as much as I should have been and as much as she truly truly deserved. There aren’t enough words to express the guilt I will carry forever for not doing so. If I could give you all any advice, it would be to spend your days telling your loved ones how much you appreciate them, how much you love them and share as many amazing life moments as possible with them because you never know when the day comes when you can’t do those things..
Knowing Lois is again United with her lovely mother and amazing son Jeff really warms my heart as they were such an integral part of her life and helps ease the pain we are all feeling right now knowing we have lost someone SO special.
If there is one thing I learned from Lois that I will apply to my everyday life, it would be to live selflessly and love unconditionally.
Lois, you will be dearly missed and I will love you forever for all the things you have done for me and my family over the years. You have always been and will always be an amazing individual.
Eddie, Cheryl, Josh, Hailie, Caitlyn, Brooklyn- my heart hurts so much for your loss and I hope you can all find peace through all this. I love you all more than you could ever know.
-Craig
