Lori Lyn Goyette

Dear Family,
I am so deeply saddened to hear about Loris' death, just last week I was thinking about her while going through some old pictures. Lori was one of the first people to introduce herself to me at L-S and she truly made me feel welcome. She openly shared her knowledge and horsemanship and we fast became friends...she would call me "hair-don't", as I'd show up to ride straight from the office with my teased hair! I just loved her, so genuine! We had some great times...

To The Family & Friends of Laurie Goyette With Deepest Sympathy. We Are so sorry Lori has died. She was a good friend, always had time for us when we came into the store. We went on some trail rides together and had some great times. We have known Lori for 30+ years, we will surely miss her.
Gary & Kat Feaster; Whittier, CA

Chris, Lindsey and Audra, I am so sorry for your loss. Lori and I had not really spoken for years. Yet, when others would talk about the wonderful people who had touched their lives in significant ways… the kind of people who inspired them, Lori always came to mind for me. Our paths crossed and remained intertwined for 4 years back in the early 1990’s. My family came to know and love her. Even after we parted ways, if any of my family made it out to California, they looked Lori up. She was...

Chris and family,

Our hearts go out to all of you. Goyette has always been a special part of our family and will be greatly missed.

I owe a Thank you to Lori, one that I wish I had told to her . I knew Lori when we were in our 20's while she was at the family stable and my family the Yeagers had a stable just down the street on Atlantic place.Lori was a real hand with the horses and I was just learning .I watched everything Lori did and wanted to be like her she could ride horses rope with the guys and even drive the tractor , I thought she was just awsome. I hung out with her and some of the people there from the...

Chris, Lindsey, Audra, Tom & Jim,
I boarded my horse in Whittier and met Lori there about 1985. We hit it off right away because she was such an outstanding rider and I was an old show rider. She brought out the best in my riding . We enjoyed our dogs even though we had different kinds. Even after I moved my horse in 1990 to be closer to my house, we stayed in touch through her being at Broken Horn. Every time I went to the store, which hasn't been too often lately, we laughed and...

Chris, it's Wallaby. Red sent me an email this evening. My son Ty and I were in L.A. in November and one of my stops was to Broken Horn to see Lori. I have a couple of pic's that I would be happy to share with you. I want to let you know you and the girls are in my prayers.