Laura Michelle Ewert

I remember riding my bike to your house during the summers. And cruising the grand haven strip with you, Ashley and John. So sad to hear about your passing you will be missed

Laura,
I only met you once, but your smile and laugh will always be remembered.

Laura, your big beautiful smile will be missed. A devoted, kind, mother is now no longer with us. Burke, Jack, and Caleb are in our prayers. They will never forget how much Laura loved
them and how close she held them to her heart.They were her world.

Dear Lisa and Ched and family,
Words cannot express the depth of my sorrow for your loss. Laura was a bright beautiful creative young woman. She will be missed very much.
My deepest sympathy to each of you.
Gina

I had the pleasure of getting to know Laura at Meadow Brook Elementary School. Laura was beautiful, creative and always interested in what she could do to support Burke's learning and education. She was so proud of Burke's reading and his creative story writing. Laura brought joy to the class with colorful and dazzling party snacks. I will miss Laura's beautiful smile. Jack, Burke, Caleb, Justin, the Meyer and Walcott families are in my thoughts and prayers.

Jeanine Axelrod
Teacher

Dear Ched and Lisa and Family,
My heart breaks for you as I read this. My thoughts go back to all the hockey years when our families spent so much time together. I remember Laura as a quiet and kind big sister, with a beautiful smile. No words can ease your pain, but I hope it helps in some small way to know that old friends are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

My heart is broken for my dear friend and her children. I am praying for her kids and your family. We would love to keep in touch and hope for the best for her boys. She loved them so much...they were her entire world and I admire the mom that she was. I hope that they will always know how deeply she cared for them.

Laura's Keystone family mourns with you!

Dear Meyer, Walcott, and Ewert Families,
It is with great sadness that I write to you today. But I also know that sharing memories helps to bring healing in times of grief.

I first met Laura last fall when her middle child "Burke" was in my class. Laura immediately and enthusiastically volunteered to be room parent. Together, she and another mom planned wonderful holiday parties. Fun games, crafts, and snacks were enjoyed by all of the students. I remember Laura adding Burke's...