New York, New York
LINTON-Laurie Ann. On January 10, 2005, in New York City, at the age of 46, after a long illness. Laurie is survived by her brother Robert, her longtime companion, Murphy, and a host of beloved friends. Laurie was a native-and devoted-New Yorker. A graduate of Hunter College High School, Wesleyan...
Read MoreLaurie was an amazainly intelligent woman whose passion for public service is an inspiration to us all.
The GLBT community surely has lost a special advocate for gay rights.
She will be missed.
Gary Lacinski
January 13, 2005 | New York, NY
I first met Laurie in 1968 when I was five years old. We met at summer camp and she has been my sister's best friend, as well as a part of our family ever since. I cannot remember ever having a sunday dinner or a christmas dinner without her. Laurie will remain forever a part of my soul and my heart. I will do my best to pass down to my children all the extraordinary morals and values and high level of integrity that Laurie held within her, and also shared with this world...A world very lucky...
Lise Claypool-Martin
January 12, 2005 | Croton, NY
Laurie was an extrodinary woman with whom I had the privilege to have as a friend.Laurie is also one of the most selfless people in the world that touches the heart of all the people she meets. In her most difficult time she always thought to ask about you or others in your life that may not have been doing well, she always remembered and cared enough to ask. Laurie you will be missed and thought of often.
We will meet again in the next life.
Juanita Evereteze
January 11, 2005 | New York, NY
