Lois started nursing school, but she found a different path becoming a payroll clerk first for Clark Oil and later for the City of Brookfield. In her spare time, she had fun bowling with Ken in several leagues, playing cards with friends and family and going to Milwaukee Brewer baseball games. Lois also had the opportunity to travel with Ken to reunions of his Singing Sergeants group from the Air Force and even had the pleasure of hosting them one year. For years, she volunteered for the New Berlin food pantry and helped out at the polls during voting days. Lois was a faithful letter writer and communicator with many people, always staying in touch with those she loved.
Over the last 28 years, it was with great happiness and joy that Lois stepped into two unexpected roles: mom to her niece, Cathryn and grandma to her grandniece, Jana. She loved spoiling Jana and was happy when Jana played her viola and sang for her. Her face would light up every time she was called "Grandma."
Lois is survived by her brother Robert Copeskey and sisters Catherine Dawson and Patricia Laurin. Additionally, she is survived by her sisters-in-law Betty Strathmann, Janet LeClair, Suzanne Brull; and brother and sister-in-law James "Jim" and Suzanne "Sue" Brull along with many beloved nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents Wallace and Florence; her in-laws Adolph and Sarah; brothers John Copeskey and William Copeskey; brothers-in-law Donald Laurin, Joseph Dawson, Victor LeClair, John Strathmann and Robert Brull; and sisters-in-law Maureen Copeseky, Kathy Copeskey and Irmgard Copeskey.
Burial at Highland Memorial Park in New Berlin, WI
Cress Funeral and Cremation Services
Lois started nursing school, but she found a different path becoming a payroll clerk first for Clark Oil and later for the City of Brookfield. In her spare time, she had fun bowling with Ken in several leagues, playing cards with friends and family and going to Milwaukee Brewer baseball games. Lois also had the opportunity to travel with Ken to reunions of his Singing Sergeants group from the Air Force and even had the pleasure of hosting them one year. For years, she volunteered for the New Berlin food pantry and helped out at the polls during voting days. Lois was a faithful letter writer and communicator with many people, always staying in touch with those she loved.
Over the last 28 years, it was with great happiness and joy that Lois stepped into two unexpected roles: mom to her niece, Cathryn and grandma to her grandniece, Jana. She loved spoiling Jana and was happy when Jana played her viola and sang for her. Her face would light up every time she was called "Grandma."
Lois is survived by her brother Robert Copeskey and sisters Catherine Dawson and Patricia Laurin. Additionally, she is survived by her sisters-in-law Betty Strathmann, Janet LeClair, Suzanne Brull; and brother and sister-in-law James "Jim" and Suzanne "Sue" Brull along with many beloved nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents Wallace and Florence; her in-laws Adolph and Sarah; brothers John Copeskey and William Copeskey; brothers-in-law Donald Laurin, Joseph Dawson, Victor LeClair, John Strathmann and Robert Brull; and sisters-in-law Maureen Copeseky, Kathy Copeskey and Irmgard Copeskey.
Burial at Highland Memorial Park in New Berlin, WI
Cress Funeral and Cremation Services
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