Laurie Figone

Laurie and I met at Petaluma HS. I look back at those time with the fondest of memories. She was one of my closest friends. Many time we hung out at the ranch. Drove the jeep around. Went to lunch together when Laurie got her Camaro. She always had a smile my her face. She grew into a very talented women. She was a superb Chef; winning many contest and writing a cook book. She was extremely creative and a great friend. I enjoy watching her accomplishments with her culinary endeavors. You left...

I first meant Laurie in 7th grade, and we became best friends for several years. I have so many wonderful memories growing up with Laurie, especially at their dairy ranch. We shared many happy times together, whispering through the night about first crushes, and dreams about the future. Laurie was an amazing and gifted person, and even though we had lost touch over the years, I will miss her forever. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to Dan, her children, and the entire Leveroni...

Dearest family.. Was so saddened by this.. What a wonderful person.. my fondest memories are being at the fair with Sara Lee and we would go and visit with Laurie and laugh and talk .. I truly wonderful spirit

Laurie, We met in 1975 and became good friends. We went on trips and had a lot of laughs. Then in 1978, you set me up on a blind date and 42 years later still grateful to you. Who knew I would become a Dairy Girl like you. As our lives got busy, we didn't see each other as often, as I would have liked to but I always thought of you as a good friend. My condolences to Dan, Garrett, Sabrina, Joyce , Dave and Family. Vicki Mello

Truly an angel among us, with her radiant smile and sparkling personality, Laurie gained her heavenly angel wings way too soon. From the early days of 4-H Camp and summer fairs, to seeing her star in the cooking world, Laurie was always so genuine and kind. Our love and prayers are with all of the Figone and Leveroni families. May you find comfort in the many wonderful memories you hold in your hearts. Blessings

My condolences to husband and family. Met them at the Casino when he won a jackpot and asked me to watch his machine while he went to get her to show her what he hit. They both were so excited. Very happy couple I could see even meeting them for awhile.

I am in Italy now and will miss the funeral but I wanted to say that Laurie has been my idol. I loved the way she found her passion and pursued it with such energy. I´m still looking for mine. She will be missed.

What a special person you are Laurie. i used to follow your cooking stuff.Also the talks at the dairy store. Dan and families so very sorry for your loss. Sincerly Gary Danskin