1918
2017
Lois Wilma Foust, 99, of Phoenix, passed away peacefully, on May 10, 2017.
Lois was born in Abilene, Kansas, to Clemit and Inez Dodds on March 12, 1918. She married Arthur Foust on August 13, 1935, and celebrated 64 years of marriage. She was a gifted musician and Bible teacher and loved her family beyond measure.
Lois is survived by daughter Patricia Martin; brother Floyd (Gladys) Dodds; grandchildren Julie (Ronald) Goodall and Richard (Linda) Martin; great-grandchildren Jackie (Ryan) Ellwood, Danielle (David) Barlow, Christopher (Sarah) Wagner and Joseph Wagner; great-great-grandchildren Ember and Oliver Wagner. Preceding her in death were her parents Clemit and Inez Dodds, husband Arthur Foust, son-in-law Billy Martin, sisters Opal (Glennon) Clark and Verna (Paul) Koontz and sister-in-law Mary Dodds.
A public viewing will be held on Friday, May 19 from 12:30 pm -1:00 pm in the West Chapel at Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary 7924 N. 59th Ave in Glendale with a Celebration of Life service following at 1:00 pm. Entombment will be private.
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May 18, 2017
Bob and Dolly Wilson
May 17, 2017
Jerry Goble
Lois was my father's best and most faithful choir member back in the early 1950's. I have such warm memories of her.
Jerry Goble
May 17, 2017
Lois, you will be remembered by me for your kindness in accepting me as the newest sister-in-law in the Foust family all those many years ago. I loved your laugh and your generosity. You were a wonderful aunt to our four children.
Lois love the Lord and her family. Rest in peace dear sister.
Jeanette
May 16, 2017
Kevin Gallagher
Lois, your love for our Lord shined thru every day. The way that you played the piano in church and sang for His glory will always be with me! I am truly saddened at our loss and your family's loss but extremely happy for heaven's gain! I'm sure that heaven needed you to sing and play the piano for heaven's choir. You will be missed but never forgotten!
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