Lauren Andrea

Friday, August 07, 2009
It was in Sept of 1968 when Lauren, a beautiful little child arrived in my second-grade classroom. Lauren was very intelligent and detemined to do her best each day. She was always kind and considerate to her fellow classmates, always happy, with a broad smile. A joy to work with.
It was several years later that we reconnected again, in church. We often spent time together at the Manchester Parkade visiting and having lunch. In spite of all of her health...

I loved my Aunt very much and will miss her deeply. As much as it saddens me that shes gone, I know in my heart she's in a better place. She always cared and shared and made you feel welcome in her life. I miss you and love you Aunt Lauren

My most sincere sympathy to Lauren's family and friends.
Lauren would call me her little sister and my daughter-Amaris, her niece. I met her when I moved into Underwood Apartments. She was always giving and caring. I remember her strong and just character. When we had disagreements, we would talk it over and forgive each other.
We miss you Lauren, very much, you loved us. This is not goodbye, just a passage into another part of our lives. May you rest with the LORD.
Love...

lauren and i were in a great home together with two wonderful parents that accepted us for no matter what our past did to us. she wwill be missed dearly and i know our maker has one wonderful angel by his side.