OBITUARIO
Lois Cheryl Baizen
30 agosto , 1950 – 18 noviembre , 2020
Peabody, MA – Lois Cheryl Baizen, of Peabody, passed away peacefully on November 18th, at the Harriett and Ralph Kaplan Estates after a long battle with brain cancer. She was the beloved wife of the late Larry Baizen; and dear daughter of the late Mollie and Jonas Mandelbaum.
Lois loved her family and anything basketball related. She spent the early years of her career teaching before starting her family. She then began working with her husband, Larry at the marine mechanic shop which they started together. Lois was married to her high school sweetheart for 46 years before brain cancer also took his life. She was a dedicated and loving wife, an incredible mother and an amazing grandma or goomy as the grandchildren lovingly called her.
Lois is survived by her brothers Neal Mandelbaum and his wife Beth, Bruce Mandelbaum and his wife Ellen; daughters Rachel MacIver and her husband Richard, Tracey Mariani and her husband Jamie; and her grandchildren, Jacob, Hayley and Mackenzie Mariani.
Due to regulation imposed by the Coronavirus Pandemic a private graveside service was held at Ahabat Shalom Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Lois’s memory may be made to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to support the Neuro-Oncology Fund via www.danafarber.org/gift.
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Lois Cheryl Baizen
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AÑADIR UN RECUERDOStephanie Cohen
29 noviembre , 2020
I met Lois and Larry when my late husband Arnie had a boat
They were our boat drs and were always there to help us
I am so sorry for their loss
My second late husband also died from brain cancer so I understand what u all went through and let’s hope everyone is at peace now
Stephanie cohen
Michele Webber soep
22 noviembre , 2020
Our deepest sympathy to all the family.
Warm memories of Lois and Winthrop Parkway. A beautiful girl, with a bubbly personality.
May all your wonderful memories give you peace and comfort at this time.❤️🙏
Sincerely,
Michele and MIchael Soep
Bernice Webber
Dianne Warshaver cohen
21 noviembre , 2020
I had been a very close friend of lois’s in high school although we lost touch. She was a good friend & loving person and I have fond memories of her. I do remember her love for Larry & her parents. I send my condolences to her family
Bennett Schwartz
20 noviembre , 2020
I loved my cousin Lois. Our families were always together, three Schwartz’s and three Mandelbaums. While Lois was ten months younger she was much more savvy about the world. All those secret things she told me about and later we even smoked our first cigarette together in her basement in Revere. In high school my friends who adored her and I hung out with her and her friends on Countryside Lane. Then she met Larry and they were always together from then on. She was even connected to my wife Arleen from both living across from Lois’s grandparents Aaron and Sonia on Damon Road in Medford and then later Lois being friends with all the Medford girls. Lois was funny and larger than life. We will always miss her and may she Rest In Peace
Jenn Vagos
20 noviembre , 2020
I don’t even know where to begin! Lois was like a second mother to me growing up and she always welcomed me with open arms! I was the well behaved best friend of Tracey and she loved me for it!! Going to temple or hanging at the marine shop for more years than I Can remember! I will miss you but at least your are with your sweet Larry, sending so much love to all of you during this difficult time! ♥️
Sandy Cross
20 noviembre , 2020
Neal and Beth.....I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your sister. So very difficult to lose a beloved sister. With sincere sympathy.
Dave and Sandy Cross