I knew Loid Kramer a very long time ago when she was 15 years  old and I was 14. We met in the Catskills at a bungalow colony called Sporthaven.
She was a good friend and a puppy love. I never saw her again after her 16th year but her memory is lasting in my brain. So sorry to hear about her death..
Michael Numan

As a single mom, Lois was always willimg to lend a helping hand. Whether we would come to her  home for a homemade treat or making  a costume for Purim, Lois was always there with open arms.
I think of Lois often and miss her.

Mrs. Solomon was my teacher while I was attending Lawrence Brook Elementary between 1995-2001. My son now goes to that school and I still remember her as if I just left her class. She definitely left a huge imprint on mine and my family's  life. Tonight, October 26 2023, was parent/teacher conferences and I was blessed to have spoken to Mrs. Peterson tonight and to talk about how amazing Mrs. Solomon was. I immediately broke into tears when she told me about the news. It completely broke my heart in to trillions to pieces as she was one of the sweetest and amazing teachers I was blessed to have. My condolences goes out to all her family, friends, coworkers, and every who has had the pleasure to have had her in their lives. Thank you so very much, Mrs. Solomon, for everything. I honestly wish I would have known sooner so I would have seen you and spoke with you. Much love and endless hugs. Rest In Heavenly Peace.

Lois and I went to Hunter College together. 
She was the Maid of Honor at our wedding

I knew something was terrible wrong when I did not hear from her on our anniversary  or my  birthday,September 12.

Rest In Peace my dear friend.  Although we hadn’t seen each other in years, she always called me on my birthday.

I will miss your voice.

Love,
Phyllis 

I met Lois in 1994.  She was my Saturday morning 9:00 nail client. As I held her hand to do her nails, I never imagined that she would hold mine for the next 27. Lois became the big sister I always dreamed of having.  She was my teaching partner, my mentor and my friend.  She taught me to go after my dreams, put family first, and make everyday count.  Lois loved life, her children and grandchildren were her world. Thank you, Pal, for holding my hand and guiding me through life. I love you and I will miss you. You fought, you won, and now Rest In Peace. 

Lois was an incredible educator. I remember sitting in the back of her classroom watching her teach.  Everything about the classroom atmosphere was authentic. The way she interacted with her students is something that can not be taught, it is intuitive. Each student felt safe to contribute. Differentiation was natural; no child  was left behind. I remember saying, ‘You are an incredible teacher. Your students are beyond fortunate.  I have learned so much from watching you.’
LBS was beyond fortunate to have had Lois as a teacher and I was fortunate to be her colleague and friend.

Lois had a youthful spirit and was a joyful presence. She didn’t let her illness define her and lived her life to the fullest. I loved to be in her presence. She was always laughing and full of energy. I feel grateful to have known her and prayed for her often. She will be missed. May all of the happy memories fill her family with peace and comfort during this time of sadness.

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Lois Solomon

February 1, 1945 – April 28, 2021

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