Lori Ann Haydu

I worked with Lori Ann at Hendrick, Spanos, and Phillips. She was one of the brightest and sweetest person that I have ever meet. I am so sorry for your loss.

I got to know Lori Ann when she was an Olejniczak. She was a member of the NAWIC Atlanta chapter. She served as the President of our chapter in 1993 - 1994 while working as an attorney at Glass, McCullough, Sherrill & Harold. Our greatest memory of Lori Ann was when she appeared on the front cover of the Dixie Contractor Magazine. Our chapter built play houses to sell at auction that would benefit Atlanta Children's Hospital. The playhouse she built was featured on the cover of this...

Larry, Judy, Steve, Steven and family.
I'm so sorry to hear about Lori Ann. Tina, kept me up to date with her battle. She was truly a fighter. May your happy memories help you thru this. God Bless. Judy Burley

She is such an inspiration to me, her fighting spirit, her love of God, of family, love of her friends and co-workers, will remain with me forever. May you find strength and peace holding the beautiful memories of her in your heart. She is smiling upon you with love. Much love,

Lori Ann was a friend through the theatre. She worked with Onstage Atlanta for several years, even co-writing a play for our children's theatre. She will be missed.

Lori was a both a classmate and good friend during our high school years at Trinity. I am both shocked and saddened to learn of her passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family during this difficult time. I will always remember her fondly.

Our deepest sympathies for the entire family.

The Trinity family has another angel to watch over us.

There are many wonderful things that Lori will be so remembered for but one of the best for me is her unending, abounding and enormous love of God. She has truly earned the title of "prayer warrior" We will miss you terribly, dear one!