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BORN
1933
DIED
2025
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Lois Giblin Obituary
NEW LONDON, NH – Lois Quick Neuberger Giblin died peacefully at New London Hospital on July 8, 2025 in New London, NH at the age of 92.
Lois was born on June 24, 1933, in Brooklyn, NY and grew up in Middle Village, NY.
Lois married Howard Neuberger, Jr in 1953. They resided in Syosset, NY where Lois worked at Fairchild Weston as an executive secretary until her retirement in 1995. Lois moved to Wilmot, NH in 1999. She was active in many organizations, including the Red Hat’s and Kearsarge Area Council on Aging (COA), where she was a volunteer driver and avid kayaker. Lois volunteered at the Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice’s Memory Care Good Day Respite Program for many years.
Lois married John Giblin in 2001. She was an avid crafter and was often seen at craft fairs selling her lighted pinecone baskets.
Lois is predeceased by her parents, Ethel (Zimmermann) and Wilfred Quick, her father Norman Kessel and husbands Howard Neuberger, Jr and John Giblin. Surviving family members include her son and daughter-in-law Howard and Katheryn Neuberger of Andover NH, and grandchildren Melissa Dickerson and Krista Catwood of Portland Oregon and Brian Neuberger of Andover, NH and five great-grandchildren: Kim and Ella Dickerson, Caspian Soto, and Ashley and Damion Neuberger.
A mass followed by a reception will be held at Our Lady of Fatima, New London, NH on July 25, 2025 at 11:00 A.M.
Memories and Condolences
for Lois Giblin
2 Entries
July 28, 2025
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Thank you for sharing her with us at Sunapee Cove.
Pudge
Olivia Henry
July 27, 2025
I just learned today of Lois' passing. For many years, she and I were in ORFS, Outdoor Recreation for Seniors, a New London based group, out of The Chapin Center, that met weekly to hike, kayak. She was particularly enthusiastic and frequently invited our group over for lunch after our workout.
We shared a love of nature, animals, rescue ones. She loved seeing wild creatures near her home and feeding them.
She had many dogs over the years, big ones cherished. More recently, she had cats as pets, which she was better able to handle, as walking became harder. When I visited her at Sunapee Cove, she had an affectionate cat that loved to rest in her lap.
I would go to see Lois at craft fairs where she sold beautiful wreaths, with beautiful color and design. I loved buying ones for my neighbor who decorates her house for every season, holiday.
She loved telling stories about her life, her most happy marriage to the man in California, who was initially her boss, and then her second husband.. They loved traveling the world.
I will miss her friendliness, kindness and generosity and our love of nature and pets.
RIP, my friend.
Olivia Henry
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