Leah Robertson Price

Dear Leah Faye, after hurricane Katrina, you were my echo student at Singing River Hospital. It was one of the most trying times I think I've even lived thru. We were without our home besides being overwhelmed by the devastation all around us. You were a steady hand and bright light in the darkness of that time. We became friends and I kept in touch with you, even visiting at your home in Long Beach. I was in touch with you as you tackled your illness. You were hopeful that you would beat it...

Leah Faye, you are not forgotten. You were a bright light and beautiful soul. Your memory lives on in my heart and will be cherished always.

Linda and Larry, you and your family are in our prayers today for God's comfort and strength to make it though this day of remembrance Love you, John and Carolyn James

her smile and presence will truly be missed

Just finding out that this beautiful person has left this world. After hurricane Katrina, she worked with me as student st Singing River hospital. I would never have made it thru that most difficult time without her. She was a light in a dark world. Hod bless her family and loved ones. RIP sweet Leah. You will never be forgotten and always loved. Laura McK

Love to you all....

Oh Leah. I'm so sorry and my heart goes out to your family. So many amazing memories with this beautiful lady. From coast to coast we had a ball. She lived and loved fiercely and she sure knew how to have a great time! We'll miss you Leah Faye, you are a bright light gone out to soon.

I always looked up to Leah and thought she was the kindest and most most beautiful when she'd teach us at the Long Beach Little League Cheer Camps. Praying comfort, peace, and nothing but wonderful memories for the family.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.