LAUREL L. DELIA SCHURK

Wow, where has the time gone? I miss you more and more especially when a play is at Playhouse Square and I think of you carrying in your cup of coffee to every performance we ever attended. I miss you laugh and your smile.Until we meet again, give Ricky a big hug for me. Love you and miss you always Rosie

Dick, I just heard the shocking news. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Laurel was always so up and positive,she will be remembered & missed

Dear Dick, Joshua, Venna, Coty, Jimmy and baby Frankie, The world has lost a precious lady, but heaven has gained another angel. Laurel meant so much to so many folks. I valued her friendship, and especially enjoyed her wonderful personality. What a comedienne she was also. May God give you strength as you grieve her passing. Be comforted by knowing that Laurel is with Jesus, where there is no sorrow, only Eternal joy and peace. Love to all of you, Peggy Dunkel

I worked with Laurel at John Marshall 9th Grade Academy @ Hawthorne. Her classroom was across the hall from mine. In early conversation, I discovered that I knew her brother's wife and daughter through St. Mark parish and Irish dancing. We had an instant connection. We talked about all kinds of things.

It didn't take long to witness Laurel's dedication. Her students produced beautiful works of art which were displayed throughout her classroom and the school's main hallway. ...

I worked with Laurel at John Marshall 9th Grade Academy @ Hawthorne. Her classroom was across the hall from mine. In early conversation, I discovered that I knew her brother's wife and daughter through St. Mark parish and Irish dancing. We had an instant connection. We talked about all kinds of things.

It didn't take long to witness Laurel's dedication. Her students produced beautiful works of art which were displayed throughout her classroom and the school's main hallway....

Sorry for your loss. I'll keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

This has come to our family as such very sad and untimely and shocking news for one of my best friends passing. I, Jenny Caskey Manning, was in John Marshall High School together with her dear cousin,Sharon Delia, who passed away at the age of 15. We were good friends back in high school but were to become better friends later in life. Laurel was a wonderful comedic joyous person who would make jokes and cheer everyone up. She knew no time of day. You could stop by their house any time of...

I'm so very sorry for your loss. I played violin with her for 7 years in Symphony West. She was a sweet, loving and very funny lady! I will miss her greatly. Praying for comfort for your family at this time.

Gary and I are so sorry for your family's loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. Her beautiful smile & person will be greatly missed.