Lois Lillian_Serbousek

Lois Lillian Serbousek

1944 - 2016

  • 72 years old
  • Year of birth:  1944
  • Year of passing:  2016
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Lois Lillian Serbousek, 72, born in 1944 and passed away in 2016. We will remember her forever.
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Candle lit  by Mary Chisler on January 17th, 2017

Lois I never had the pleasure of knowing you but you should know that you gave life to one of the finest ladies in the world Kelly.  She is the best mom and a long time friend of mine.  If you were even half the lady she is then I have definitely missed out on knowing you.  I hope that heaven is what they say it is so that Kelly and the rest of your family have peace. XO infinity.

Candle lit  by Kelly Serbousek on January 18th, 2017

Oh Momma! I have no words to express the emptiness in my heart. I am so sorry that you are gone. I have to trust that you are still here, right beside me, in order to handle this. Thank you for being the best mom ever! You gave and gave, always caring for everyone else. All of the holidays and birthdays were always a big deal - your huge meals and making sure that everyone was thought of, even the neighbors that you would walk plates of food to. Your heart was huge and so welcoming. No matter what came up you always had a resolution for everything. You always had my back and protected me. I will never forget all of the happy memories - the camping trips, the halloween costumes you would make for us, the yard sales and thrift shops, the root beer floats, dinner every night at the family table, the turtle you caught in Kansas trying to help me fish with a stick, the dancing and music that filled our home, the care for the stray/hurt animals, your love for my boys Joseph and Anthony, the support in everything I did, the unconditional love - just everyday, you always spread your happiness and did everything to make us all smile - always! You will be missed but never forgotten mom, I love you trillions - Your Princess

Candle lit  by Rebecca Dani on January 19th, 2017

Mama; My heart is so broken without you here. You did everything for everyone, and never expected anything in return. You had such a big heart. I don't know how I'm going to get through the rest of my life without you, seeing as how I couldn't even travel down the street to a job interview without missing you. I wouldn't even be here if it wasn't for you and my father, Barry DeWayne Dyer Sr. I know you're in heaven with him, grandma and the rest of our lost loved ones. You and my father had such an unspeakable love. The kind of love you only witness in fairytales. Mama; I'm going to miss our phone calls, where we would update each other on what was going on in our lives. Im going to miss visiting you, and having morning coffee with you as we watched the news together on your sofa. I'm going to miss your sweet voice, your smile, your warm hugs, and your wise advice that always kept me going. I hope when I pass on I am reunited with you, a hamburger in your hand. I will always be your Wimpy. Your grandchildren Amelia, Lois, and Brenda are all going to miss you as well. You meant the world to them. You impacted each and every one of them in your own way. Always helping them. Whether it was with advice, money, or just to let them know everything was going to be alright. My children had a special love for their Grandma Lois. As much as you not being here pains me, I will admit I'm at peace you are no longer suffering. I'm also at peace with knowing you're with my father, your brothers, your mom, your grandchildren; Ray Ray and Walter, Glenn, and the rest of our loved ones. Mama, although your time on earth might of only been 72 years, they were sweetest, kindest, adventurous, most generous, beautiful years to everyone you touched. I really believe you have two sets of wings because of all the lives you impacted. I could say so much more, just know you are deeply loved and missed mama. I love you.

Love, Becky (aka Wimpy)

Candle lit  by Robin Treloar on January 26th, 2017

Aunt Lois; I call you aunt when in reality you were more like a mother to me. My heart is broken knowing you are no longer here. Michael (Cisco), Michelle (Mouse), and Steve all miss you very deeply too.  I'm always going to remember your big family holiday dinners that were happy, warm, and blissful. The dinners we had at your house were always a joyous occasion. Family was always everything to you. You had so much support, love, devotion, and loyalty to your family, even growing up with your sisters, Norma, & Beverly. You were such a fun, happy, person to be around. I remember when you would go dancing with uncle Joe, you would wear your blue straight legged jeans, and your little white tennis shoes. Your leg would always fly so high into the air when you were dancing. It was amazing. I love and miss you so much. You were an amazing woman and wonderful aunt. I know you were wearing your angel wings when you climbed the golden stair case, as god took you home.

Love, Robin

Candle lit  by Rebecca Dani on March 3rd, 2017

Hello grandma its me lil lois. I am very sad u passed. However i know ur in a better place. I remember the cute butts dance we made up at ur house n preformed on the back porch. That was so much fun. I know i have not been the best granddaughter or daughter or mother or sister.....not a very good pwrson in general but i do love u. And im tryin to do better. Everyday is a battle tho.

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