Lois Lee Vaughn

April 30, 1937 - July 15, 2020

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Lois Lee Vaughn (Tate) beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Sister and Aunt passed away peacefully at the age of 83 on July 15th 2020. She lived in San Pablo Ca.
Lois was born April 30th 1937 in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Her mother was Velma Over (Tate). She grew up with and is survived by her sister Leah Lewis (Tate).
Lois came out to California in 1949. Where she met and married the love of her life Jack Vaughn. They were married at El Cerrito Community Methodist Church April 9, 1954 in El Cerrito Ca. It was a beautiful formal wedding. They were inseparable, enjoying fishing, cross country road trips, and time at their property in the mountains with family. Lois also worked at several Mechanics bank locations in the Bay Area for 25 years.

Lois loved her family deeply and made it very clear, Christmas Eve was her’s. In her latter years, Lois loved bingo, trips to the casinos, and family gatherings. She is survived by her Children Lori Lind (Mark Lind), Marsha Wetherell (Todd Wetherell) and Judy Dhuyvetter (Robert Dhuyvetter). Her Grandchildren Chris Dodge, Justin Wetherell, Brian Freese, Mandy Lawrence, Jeremy Wetherell, Jason Miller, Kevin Dhuyvetter, Patrick Dhuyvetter and Jeffrey Dhuyvetter. And her Great Grandchildren Jordan Hill, Lillie Hill, Savannah Wetherell, Dahlia Wetherell, Kayla Dodge, Jackson Wetherell, Josiah Lawrence and Caleb Lawrence.

She is predeceased by her husband Jack Vaughn (February 17, 2010) and her granddaughter Sheryl Lynn Freese (January 20, 1989).

Services will be held on Tuesday July 21, 2020 at 12:30pm gravesite at Sunset View Cemetery.

Pallbearers: Chris Dodge, Brian Freese, Mandy Lawrence, Jeremy Wetherell, Patrick Dhuyvetter and Jeffrey Dhuyvetter.

Reception to follow.

In lieu of flowers, the family please asks for donations to be made to San Joaquin County Hospice.

Hospice of San Joaquin County

3888 Pacific Ave

Stockton CA 95204-1953

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To my sweet grandma, Thank you for always being there for me. You have been in my life since the very start and made it a point to celebrate me in life. From birthdays, to graduations, to college, to buying my first house, to my bridal shower and wedding, to both my sons births and their birthdays and milestones... your love for me never dimmed even up until your final days. You had just enough strength to tell me how much you loved me and even your last night on earth raised your hand to wave goodbye. I won’t ever forget you grandma or the love you had for me. I will tell your boys (Josiah and Caleb) how much their great grandma loved them and cherished them also. Thank you for all the sweet memories we made, memories I will cherish for my lifetime until I get to see you again in Heaven. I know now you’re home and in the arms of Jesus with grandma, smiling down and waiting for all of us to get there. I will love you forever and ever Grandma, With love from Your granddaughter, Mandy

My Aunt Lois was one of the sweetest and strongest woman I have ever known. I was blessed to have her in my life. Until we see each other again. I love you.

You're passing is an end to an era. When we were last together you cried saying you would not see us again. I tried to reassure you that we would, but you were right. Your quiet strength and love in the loss of our beloved Lisa meant the world to me. I hope there is bingo in heaven so you, my mom and Lisa have something to do. I am sad for all the people who love you dearly. I am happy for you to be with the ones you love and to be free from pain and suffering.

In memory of Lois Lee Vaughn, Darlene L Groves lit a candle

It is an end to an era with your passing. You gave up your bed for us when we were last together. You cried when we went home to Texas because you said we would never see each other again. I tried to reassure you but you were right. Your quiet strength and love helped hold us up in losing our much Loved Lisa. We have another angel in heaven. Hopefully there is bingo in heaven so you, my mom and Lisa have something to do.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Our last get together. June 7, 2020. Judy’s birthday ? party.

To my dearest love and best friend. You were always there for me. Thank you so much for that. I could talk to you about everything and anything. I went to call you twice today. You didn’t answer. My heart is broken. How will I live without you? Thank you so much for taking us in after the fire. How can I thank you for raising three great daughters? Thank you for being so strict. Had you not, Marsha, Judy and I would have turned out completely differently. I can’t wait to see my whole family in heaven. Save some hugs for me. With all my love ? your oldest daughter Lori. I am missing you you so deeply. My heart is hurting over you. Don’t forget our song, Unchained Medley by the Righteous Brothers. I love you mom.

Judy, Ernis and I send our deepest condolences to you and your beautiful family. It is never easy saying good bye to our parents. Please know that we are thinking about you and sending prayers and hugs to you and the family. Love Ernis and Karlyn

In memory of Lois Lee Vaughn, Judy Dhuyvetter lit a candle

Mom, I know your at peace. I held your hand and let you know how much I Love you until your very last breath . I wouldn’t change that for anything. We were with you until you went on to the most beautiful place. I will miss you. Until we are together again. I Love You ?❤️

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