Laura Lezon

I worked with Laura at Digital and we sang in the company choir. We also did Community Theatre together and we sang with Larry Linden at my wedding. I will be lighting for her on the anniversary of her passing. Won't you join me? She'll receive it as fireworks on the other side.

I was very saddened by the news that I just heard today, ironically at a rehearsal for an upcoming show at the Westfield Theater. Having appeared with Laura in several productions, most recently Diary of Anne Frank in Easthampton with R&L Productions, I remember her smile and her laugh. She was always a pleasure to be on stage with. I will miss her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Laura was the first friend I made as a new freshman at Classical High School. As I sat alone on the first day of school, she tapped me on the shoulder as she sat behind me, introduced herself and there began a long relationship from Classical through the years at Westfield State. We lost touch some time after that but I am happy to learn of her successful career and fulfilling homelife. Truly sorry to learn of her passing, I offer my sincerest condolences to her brother and husband.

I don't think any could calculate the hours we all spent at the lunch table at DEC. That was a good 15 years worth of wonderful conversations with the Lunch Bunch. I remember our last lunch together when we made it a special occasion. We all got dressed up in our "party togs" (as Laura would call them) and had the kitchen make us a special luncheon. We also had 'formal" pictures taken by Leo LaBonte (may he rest in peace). I am sure each and every one of the lunch bunch has kept that...

I met Laura while working at Digital Equipment Corporation and a member of the Lunch Bunch! We are a group of diverse and quirky people who through the years have always stood by and have been there for each other. Through various changes in jobs, relationships, good times and bad. There will always be an empty space when we get together again but we will always toast and remember her just as we do Reta. I will miss her sense of humor, her special laugh and her ever ready date book always...

Our deepest sympathy goes to you, Eric, for the loss of Laura. May God give you the strength needed to help you through this hard time.

I met Laura when she started working at Digital in Westfield in 1976. I always found her to be generous individual, well spoken, a good co-worker, easy to share stories with and a real lady. My thoughs and prayers go out to her husband, family and friends.

Laura was a good friend and she will remain in my heart forever.

Laura was one of those rare people who enriched everyones lives. We had so many good times, but with Laura there even the bad times were good. We laughed, we cried and we always had love and friendship.

Meeting Laura at Westfield State gave me hope that my analytic mind could be turned to the force. The force that propels Music and Theater.

I know that heaven will truly appreciate the newest talent it received this week.

We thank you Eric for giving Laura her true soul...