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Lois Louise Buchanan
August 13, 1945 - February 7, 2026
May the Memory of Lois Buchanan bring comfort to all who were blessed to know her. Her light with continue to shine through the lives she has touched. Celebration of life will be held on February 12, 2025, receiving of friends from 6pm-7pm the service to follow from 7pm-8pm at Mount Carmel Baptist Church. 910 Walker School Road
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Lois Buchanan 80, of Maryville Tennessee, passed away peacefully on February 7, 2025 in her hometown. Born on August 13, 1945 in Maryville, she remained deeply rooted in the community that shaped her life and faith. Lois was a devoted wife to James Buchanan for 61 years. Together they built a life centered around love, family and unwavering faith. She was a proud mother to her sons Stacy and Brian Buchanan and welcomed their wives Sandra and Amy into the family with open arms. Her legacy continues through her cherished grandchildren- Macy and Ricky Robinson, Tanner and Kirbi Morton and Cody and Khloe Loudermilk. Along with her precious great grandchildren- Hadley Mae Robinson, Layne Morton and Laken Morton. She is also remembered fondly by her siblings Don Reagan, Phyllis Yates, Billy Reagan, Mary Ervin, Brenda Sparks, and Sandy Lowe. Lois was proceeded in death by her mother Una Ann Reagan; brothers Roy Reagan, Wiley Reagan, Glen Reagan, James Reagan; and sister Nellie Cutshaw. A woman of deep Southern Baptist faith Lois was affectionately known as Mamaw was a beacon of spiritual strength to all who knew her. Her love for Jesus radiated from her presence. She believed passionately in sharing the gospel and would warmly invite anyone without a church to join hers. Lois found joy in the simple pleasures of life. When not surrounded by family, she could often be found sewing or shopping with her sisters’ moments filled with laughter and love. She had a special love for red birds and frogs, treasures that reflected both her vibrant spirit and playful heart. Her fierce devotion to those she loved was matched only by her steadfast faith. Lois lived each day with purpose; as a wife who stood beside her husband through decades of life’s journeys; as a mother who nurtured with strength and a grandmother whose pride has no bounds and as a woman whose faith guided every step.

