Laura Lee Chacona

I have no idea if this even gets read one year later, but I just read Laura's obituary in the Cortland Alumni magazine. As a freshman, 'the twins from New City' ( as I seemed to always remember them) fascinated me. They were funny, friendly, and so much more sophisticated then I. Having similar Bronx roots but relocated to Lake Mohegan, they taught me a lot! I have thought of them often and always wondered where they ended up-my sincere condolences to Barbara and both families- it is...

Nick,

Losing my mother was the hardest thing to endure and I lost my first born and that certainly was hard enough. The more time spent with someone the more connection we have with them. A mother always is a mother from the day we are born and even after they pass away. We are left with those memories of them giving us life and through their love and caring they are always with us through the day we die. Laura is in our hearts and soul. I'm privileged to have known...

I remember her bright smile and happy demeanor. She was a tremendous influence in our son's life. Laura really made a difference. She will be missed.

Laura,
I will remember you as a kind, funny, wonderful woman and encouraging friend. You and George welcomed so many of us into your warm, loving home. May you rest in peace always.

We are so sad to hear of Laura's passing. Love to all the family,and especially to Nick, from Tessa Flores and Ira Goldstein

Ms. Chacona was one of my favorite teachers. My thoughts are with her family

Laura was a wonderful supporter of all students. She was such a cheerful presence at LACS.

Our deepest sympathy,

Hannah Feldshuh and her family
David Feldshuh and Martha Frommelt

My heart is heavy. Condolences to Nick and family. Laura and George were such good friends and now they are both gone. Sad and shaken but blessed to have had them both in my life.