Laurie Halloran

I met Laurie 25 years ago at PAREXEL. I had just been promoted to a manager, and she was the trainer for a class I took for new leaders. I will always be grateful for what I learned from her and how she inspired me in my career. We kept in touch over the years, and I met her for coffee about a year ago when she was in San Diego (where I now live). I am glad I had that opportunity. I will be forever grateful to her. Although there are no words that can take away the pain for her family, I...

Dear Gary and Bruce. We are so very sorry to hear of Laurie's untimely passing. Our Deepest Sympathy to you both, her precious Sons, her Parents, Siblings, Relatives and Friends. Our thoughts and Prayers are with you all at this very sad time. Sending you all of our Love Gary. May Laurie Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory. From your cousins Yvonne, Adrian, Andrew and Philip Bagnall and our families. Tullamore.

Laurie was amazing, a true diamond and will be greatly missed. My condolences to her family, friends and all those who were lucky to know her. She will always be remembered as an incredible person.

I am so sorry to Laurie's family for her passing- I have known Laurie for over 15 years - she has always been a coach mentor and above all a friend! Wishing her family peace during this very diffcult time.

News of Laurie's passing made me cry. Jan said that I reminded her of Laurie. I should be so beautiful, but I do feel that I could be a happy part of the Halloran family. Much love to Jan, John, and the whole wonderful family.

When you knew someone when they were 13 years old,it is hard to imagine how successful they would eventually be. What a sweet young lady Laurie was back in the School. 18 days. What a wonderful life she led and helped so many.