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Ebel

In Loving Memory

Ebel, Lois Lavon

Lois Lavon Ebel (nee Allen), 92, passed away March 8, 2025. Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin and friend.

Lois was preceded in death by her husband of 67 years, Richard “Dick” Ebel. She is survived by her daughter, Shari (Ken) Mock and son, Steve (Cheryl) Ebel. Her legacy continues through her grandchildren, Darin (Bethany) Mock and Denise (Dan) Nazzaro, and her three great-grandchildren, Brady Mock, Reese Mock and Annalise Nazzaro, who brought her immense joy.

Lois led a full and wonderful life. She was one of the founders of and a dedicated volunteer for the SHARE breast cancer organization, inspired by her own journey with the disease more than 40 years ago. A talented, artistic quilt designer, Lois won several awards for her beautiful work. During her lifetime, she made hundreds of quilts for her family, friends and various charities. She cherished time spent at their lake house in Cuba, Missouri, and made many new friends at Friendship Village Sunset Hills, where she and Dick lived for several years.

Funeral service and interment private. A celebration of Lois’ life is being planned. Memorial donations can be made to The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital or the Humane Society of Missouri.

Lois has joined Dick in Heaven, where he surely welcomed her with open arms, asking, “What’s for dinner?”

Private services were held.

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12 thoughts on “Ebel, Lois Lavon”

  1. Shari, Ken, Steve and Cheryl,

    Your mother was a beautiful person. She was always very kind and caring. We enjoyed spending time with your mom and father. Lots of great memories! She will be missed.

    With deepest sympathy,

    Fred and Christine

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  2. I give my deepest sympathies condolences to yu and your family… I’m glad I was able too help yu all in need… she truly be missed… I wish yu all well

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  3. I will always remember her as Aunt toots. She was loving kind and sweet to us kids. I am very fond memories of her.

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  4. I’m so sorry to hear about Lois. I have many fond memories from quilting to traveling to England.
    Sending my thoughts & hugs to everyone.

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  5. On behalf of the Chaplain Team at Friendship Village, we offer our heartfelt condolences to your family during this time of loss. Lois was a great addition to Friendship Village and she will be dearly missed. Pastor Steve.

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  6. Sending you all lots of love and prayers! I know how special she was to you all, and I know she will be greatly missed by all that had the pleasure to be in her life! Heaven gained a beautiful angel!

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  7. Prayers of peace for the family of Lois Ebel. Her presence is missed at Friendship Village Sunset Hills.

    Blessings…Chaplain Kathleen Bauer

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  8. Ms. Ebel was my buddy.We shared lots of laughter. Especially manicure and pedicure Mondays……I so grateful to have met her a grandmother I never had .Love u Ms.Ebel until we meet again

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  9. So sorry for your mom’s passing. It’s always difficult especially when you’re so close . She was a “hip” grandmother! I remember Denise and Emily’s trip to St. Louis. I’d never have trusted my daughter with anyone else. Praying for you Debbie Hoops

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