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Lois Mae Hann, 87, passed away at 3:25 AM on Wednesday, April 06, 2016 at Sunnyview Nursing Home in Trenton.
Funeral services are scheduled for 10:00 AM on Saturday, April 9, 2016 at Resthaven Mortuary in Trenton. Burial to follow in the Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Trenton. Open visitation will begin Friday morning at the mortuary. There is no scheduled visitation. Memorials and contributions are suggested to the Trenton Athletic Booster Club.
Lois was born on October 22, 1928 in Mercer County, Missouri to Earl E. and Essie (Hamilton) Hann. She attended schools in Mercer and Grundy Counties and graduated from Trenton High School in 1946. She was employed as a bookkeeper for Western Auto Association Store for three and a half years. She retired on December 31, 1997 from Trenton Trust Company as Vice President after fourty seven and a half years of service. She was a member of the Church of Christ and Trenton and taught Sunday School for over thirty years. She was a past member of the 99 Club, DAR, and treasurer of the United Way for four years.
Lois was very dedicated to her church and loved attending and being a part of any family sports events.
Lois is survived by her sister, Luretta LeBlanc of Trenton; brother, Junior Hann of Trenton; nephews, Garry Croy and wife Bev of Trenton and Larry Croy and wife Sharon of Happy, TX; niece, Brenda Rogers and husband Tom of Kansas City, Kansas; great nieces and nephews, Wes Croy and wife Jennie, Lance Croy and wife Tinna, Jill Watkins and husband Wes, John Croy and wife Colleen, Emily Fisher and husband Doug, Tony Rogers, Stephanie Allen and husband Tom, and Luke Rogers; great great nieces and nephews, Pake, Mason, Lathan, Salem, and Kaegen Croy, T.J., Trey, and Travis Allen, Kelly Rogers, Colton Morphis, Caden, Dylan, and Jaisley Croy, and Gracie and Ethan Fisher; and great great great niece, Lynneax Bowman Croy.
She was preceded in death by her parents, sister, Lucille Williams; nephews, Ronnie Hann and Michael Croy; sister-in-law, Dorothy Hann; and brothers-in-law, Carl LeBlanc and Billy Gene Williams.
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