Lois M. Lynch

Lois M. Lynch, lovingly known as Mommom to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren and LoLo to many of her friends, was born on September 2, 1946, to Jack and Ethel O'Brien. She passed away on November 5, 2026 at her home.

Lois was a devoted wife to her beloved husband, Kenneth Sr., sharing more than 66 years together. Their life together was built on years of love, memories, family, and shared experiences. She took great pride in her family and the life they built together.

Lois attended Chester High School and spent many years in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, where she raised her family, later moving to Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. During her working years, she was employed by Bullen Chemical Company in Folcroft, Pennsylvania.

Lois had a personality and style all her own. Outspoken yet kind, she was never afraid to speak her mind and always brought a little something extra wherever she went. She had an amazing sense of fashion and a knack for decorating. She appreciated the finer details and had an eye for making everything around her beautiful.

A true summer soul, Lois loved the beach, tropical destinations, and worshipped the summer sun. She was happiest soaking up the sunshine at the Jersey shore, enjoying the warmth, and spending time with loved ones. Whether at home, on vacation, or surrounded by family, she knew how to enjoy life's pleasures.

Above all, Lois treasured her family. Spending time with those she loved brought her great joy, and her special place as Mommom will forever be cherished by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Lois was preceded in death by her beloved sons, Jeffrey and Kenneth Jr. She leaves behind her loving husband, Kenneth Sr.; her son, Michael; her grandchildren, Megan (Matthew) Bayes, Tori, Michael, and Ryan; and her great-grandchildren, Mason, Mia, and Makenna. She is also survived by her sister, Joni (Bruce) Ertwine, along with extended family and dear friends.

Lois will be remembered for her strong personality, kind heart, unmistakable sense of style, love of sunshine and travel, and, most importantly, the love she had for her family. Her presence will be deeply missed, but the memories she created and the love she shared will live on through the generations.