The Greenville community is grieving the loss of Lois “Lolo” Calvin, a beloved 7 year old whose life, though brief, left a lasting mark on everyone around her. Lolo passed away on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 12:45 p.m. at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital following a short two week illness.
Lolo was a first grade student at Greenville Elementary School, where she was known for her bright smile, curiosity, and kindness toward her classmates. Teachers and staff remember her as a joyful presence in the classroom, always eager to learn and quick to share a laugh. Even at a young age, she had a way of making others feel welcome and valued.
At home, Lolo was the cherished daughter of Andrea and Josh Calvin. Family members describe her as affectionate, creative, and full of energy. She loved simple moments, whether it was spending time with her parents, playing with friends, or enjoying her favorite activities after school. Those closest to her say her laughter could fill a room and lift the spirits of anyone nearby.
During her illness, Lolo was surrounded by the care of medical professionals and the unwavering support of her family. While her time in the hospital was brief, her strength and courage left a deep impression on those who stood by her side.
As news of her passing spread, an outpouring of love and condolences has come from friends, neighbors, classmates, and members of the broader Greenville community. Many have shared memories of her kindness and the happiness she brought into their lives. It is clear that Lolo’s impact reached far beyond her years.
Funeral arrangements are currently being handled by Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home. Service details will be shared once they are finalized.
The Calvin family has expressed gratitude for the prayers, messages, and support they have received during this incredibly painful time. They ask that the community continue to keep them in their thoughts as they navigate the days ahead.
Though her life was short, Lois “Lolo” Calvin will be remembered for the joy she shared, the love she gave freely, and the light she brought into the lives of so many.