Lois Marie Viola of Southampton Dies April 11 - 27 East

Lois Marie Viola of Southampton Dies April 11

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Lois Marie Viola

Lois Marie Viola

authorStaff Writer on Apr 18, 2024

Lois Marie Viola peacefully passed away on April 11th, 2024 in Southampton, NY.

She leaves behind her loving sister Susan Viola (Arthur) and countless friends. Lois graduated from the University of Miami and attended the New York School of Interior Design.

Her love of decorating led to the opening of the antique furniture store, BitterSweet Interiors in Soho. After many successful years in NYC her love for the East End and the beautiful beaches brought her to Bridgehampton, where she opened the second location of BitterSweet Interiors.

Lois had a keen eye for art, fashion and had an endless love of travel that took her to places all over the world. Her laughter, sense of humor and friendship to so many will forever be missed.

We love you Lois Marie Viola! May your next journey be the best one yet!

A celebration of life will be planned at a later date.

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