Laura Beth Eilers

I am just sorry that I didn't know Laura more than I did but thank her and the memory of her for her gift of SendSomething.net that came with new and wonderful friends and interesting experiences! You are still with us, Laura. Always.

Thank you for Sendsomething.com, I and so many others are eternally grateful for all that Laura accomplished.

My condolences for your loss and hope you find peace during this challenging times. Laura provided video support to our group at Verizon. She will be greatly missed. Wishing you peace, comfort, and lots of love.

Thank you, Sarah, for inviting Larry and me to the memorial for Laura Beth. Your mom, Micah, Jana, and you will remain in our prayers now and in the the future. Elizabeth, words fail! Larry and I pray for your comfort and eventually your peace. Only God knows how to help you. God bless all of you, Lee and his family also! With love, Kathey Sue and Larry

My deepest condolences to the Eilers Family for the loss of Laura. I met her in a Yahoo! Group just after the turn of the millenium. She was inspirational, and provided sage advice to me and others at the time when were all just mucking about writing creatively. I have not talked to her in quite a while and I wish I had talked to her more over the years, now that I won't have the chance to talk to her again. I hope I can better honor her memory and our friendship in the future.

A long time ago and during a very strange time in my life , Laura was a source of kindness and compassion for me in online chats that was much needed. We lost touch, but I never forgot that warmth. Godspeed.

Back in late 1999 to early 2000's, I joined a group on what was known as Yahoo Groups at the time. It was there I first met Laura. She was like the linchpin of the group - you could talk to her about anything and despite having her own troubles to deal with she would always try and make you smile with her off-brand sense of humour. Her haiku's is what I remember the most, one of which was about Llamas which gained her the affectionate name of Llama-Momma. Once Yahoo Groups fell apart and we...

The world has lost another light. I knew Laura from taking my masters with her she was a great person and a font of knowledge I will miss her.

I am profoundly saddened to hear of Laura's passing. Laura was whip-smart, irreverently funny, and savvy. She loved, and was fiercely loyal, to her family, her friends, her cats, and to causes she supported and believed in. I a co-worker, sat across from her, for five years at Verizon and heard it all. Laura embodied the inspired service and leadership credo of "running to an outage" in order to resolve issues and quickly assist in restoring service to customers. Her analyses were always...