Lois C. Bergholz Haug's Obituary
Lois Christine (nee Annable) Bergholz - Haug passed away on July 11 at home in Westlake, Ohio. She will be missed and is remembered as a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, aunt and friend.
She was predeceased by her parents, Robert and Christine Annable, her sisters Ruthie Anderson, Jean Cozza, and brother Richard Annable.
Lois is lovingly remembered by her two sons, daughter, and in-laws from her first marriage to Roger Bergholz of 33 years, her childhood sweetheart: Bruce and Becky Bergholz; Brian and Suzi Bergholz; Andrea and Danny Brojstan; She will also be sadly missed by her many grandchildren: Tyler Bergholz (Adrienne John); Trevor Bergholz (Mara); Brandon Bergholz, Jessica Standon; Heather and Jon Ernsberger; Melissa and Tom Phillips; nephew and family: Richard Annable; Madisen Annable; Cynthia Annable (Gary).
And: Her second marriage of 22 years to Ellis (Doc) Haug Linda Smrdel; Jan Demeter; Andrea Rade; Barry Haug. Both marriages include many Great Grand Children whom “Gammy loved so very much,” especially during the holidays.
Lois was born in 1928 in Lakewood, Ohio. She graduated from Parma Schaff High School in 1947. Beginning her life of generosity by volunteering at Parmadale Children’s Village of St. Vincent de Paul at the young age of 16, which is still located around the corner from where she grew up on State Road. Throughout her life she volunteered and donated to many charitable causes. Besides children she advocated for animals and was always eager to help her local community.
Lois loved sports - especially basketball, baseball and bowling. She loved to compete and received many awards throughout her life, especially for bowling in her earlier years. Her teams are the Cleveland Cavs and the Cleveland Indians. She enjoyed cooking and was devoted to taking care of her family and many friends. She is fondly remembered for the wonderful meals she prepared for the family over the years during the holidays.
Lois advocated for the advancement of woman rights throughout her life. She was passionate about fashion and modeled in her early days for high-end department stores located in downtown Cleveland. She often received compliments from complete strangers of which she so graciously accepted with sincere appreciation and utmost class.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to any animal rights or protection organization of your choice.
Services will be announced at a later date.
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