June 24 2011
Lady Lois was a Friend to the Edmonton Museum, I might say Better than that, Her Love for the War Time B.C.A.T.P. environment. Lady Lois was there for all. I include this picture of Ft. Lt. Alfred Green & Lady Lois when they first met June 24 2011. That was a magical moment in my life to see them communicate. Alf, was a Instructor up to Feb 1945 & Lady Lois knew exactly what in depth on both side's of their conversation.
I put 5 years into my life to the Museum. Lady Lois was just as equal in my Life as: Cedric Mah, Lindsay Deeprose, Ed, Chuck, The Electrician, So Many Good times & too numerous Vets I met over 2007 to 2012.
This Picture will be on my wall as long as I Live.
Gooch

I too did not know her and had read her obituary. She obviously was a woman at heart in so many ways. May she Rest In Peace knowing that her job on earth was done.

Lois certainly lived life to the fullest.  She will always have a special place in my heart.

I feel honoured to have known her.What an incredible lady!

Janice Wychopen.So happy to have known her,

Lois certainly was a pioneer and a wonderful lady. She researched and provided valuable write about the Atlantic #3 blowout in 1948. We enjoyed our coffee visits with her and are saddened by her passing.
From her friends at Leduc #1.

I didn't personally know Ms Argue, but I did read her obit. What a life well lived! Certainly an exemplar.

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Lois Winnifred Argue

12 December, 1920 – 11 December, 2017

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