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Lois J. Mccracken

Lois J. Mccracken



Our mom, Lois J. McCracken passed away at home on May 11 t h , 2016. She was born in Bayard, Nebraska June 24 t h , 1928 to Roy and Elsie (Granny) York . She has 2 sisters LaVonne Darrow, now deceased, and Lillie Slifka Hall. She married Edward T. McCracken in Cascade, Idaho in 1946 upon his return from the Navy. Lois and Ed have two children, Linda A Austin and Tommy L McCracken. Dad passed away November 2004.
Lois has five grandchildren, Scott McFarland, Robby Robinson, Kerrie Owens, Bobby McCracken and Cindy McCracken; twelve great grandchildren, one great-great grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. We are so thankful and blessed to have been raised by a dear Christian mom. Her faith was unrelenting always teaching us the answer to our problems in life was prayer. Thank you mom for teaching us how to follow you on the new Heavenly journey you have now begun! She was a member of the Church of God of Prophecy for over 60 years. She loved the Lord and people and people loved her. Mom loved her family very much and showed it by all the wonderful dinners she would cook with her warm hospitality. Through the years she was always there, standing alongside us, no matter what.
Since very young childhood mom loved to fish . She has traveled to many wonderful places to just fish. She loved mostly going to Elk Meadows near Stanley, Idaho to catch Brook Trout that were there by the creel full. Along with the fishing she and her family enjoyed the camping trips with many close friends and family members. Mom liked to travel and was always ready to go. In fact she would boast her middle name was "Go". She never refused to go anyplace but she especially liked doing it in her motor home.

Mom was a professional seamstress and has sewn for numerous notable clients over her successful career. She dearly loved sewing machines and even knew how to repair most of them as many will att e st. A s a result she had lots of fabric and loved when shops had things on sale. You didn't want to be i n a position of her "dickering " over something y ou were s elling because she usually always came ou t the better. She would lo v e going to her " junk " sto r es bu y ing things that were dirt cheap. She would mostly do this so she could give it away to someone in need.
Many thanks to all the helpful people of Horizon Home Health & Hospice who provided a much needed medical service for us.
Memorial Service will be held at Church of God of Prophesy, 11535 Smith Avenue , Nampa, Idaho , Friday May 20 th at 3:00 pm , Pastors Monte Holt and Rodne y Plumle y officiating.
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