Lorrie MacMath

This is a note to Richard, If you are from Yuba City, very sorry for your loss. Please email me.

I will always remember all the fun times growing up on Starr Street in old Tacoma. We were fortunate to have such caring grandparents and moms who were sisters. Sending love and prayers to all your family. Cousin Kathy

Saddened to hear about Lorrie. I am grateful my other first cousin, Kathy Ursich informed me. You all have loving memories in your heart to cherish always. Prayers for you and family. Blessings...

I will never forget when I went over to visit and Nan and i always sat in her garden next to her flowers. I always looked forward to that. I will miss that and miss her so much, she will always be in my heart and thoughts. I love you Nan, sleep well.

To Mr. MacMath, Chris, and Mike, and family
Wishing you peace to
bring you comfort, courage to
face the days ahead and
loving memories to
forever hold in your heart
Love Eileen Hill-Walls ( your old babysitter)

You will be missed. Our pray are with you and your family. with love to you all.

Oh Lorrie, I am so sorry to hear of your death. But I am happy that you are no longer in pain. When I think of you, it is always with the Big 10 in High School. We had so much fun and so many good memories.

To Lorrie's family, I have included something from John Denver, 1980.

Death is not an ending, but a symbol of movement along the path upon which we are all traveling. As it may be painful to lose contact with the physical aspect of one we love, the spirit can never be lost....

Sorry for your loss.