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Lauren Lake Obituary
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Lauren E. Lake, age 47 of Atlanta died October 6, 2005 after a two year battle with cancer. She is survived by her grandmother, Virginia Caffey; mother, Wanda Forsyth; sisters, Jennifer Lusk and Carol Noschese; brothers, Chris Forsyth, Tony Forsyth, Mike Barton and Tim Barton and many friends. Lauren grew up in Stone Mountain and lived in Atlanta for 35 of her 47 years. Those desiring may send flowers to 240 Renaissance Parkway #105, Atlanta, GA 30308. A private memorial service will be planned. National Cremation Society, 770-923-2940
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Carole Noschese
March 26, 2024
Still missing you sweet girl
Carole Noschese
March 28, 2019
You are so missed always love your sister
MaryAnn Thompson
October 11, 2005
Laura,
You lived every day of your life as if no tomorrow and loved as if to live forever. Compassion and gratitude truley defined you and I will never forget you or your kindred spirit. Thank You for making our world a little brighter!
Jerry Tew
October 10, 2005
Laura - my life is better for having known you, and I'm sure you're in a much better place now.
Brenda Huffman
October 10, 2005
Laura, you had the most wonderful and giving personality. You were always so kind to me. I will miss you and pray that you are in a much better place now!
john sanford foy
October 10, 2005
Laura: Such a sweetheart! What a open,caring, loving, joy you were! May your spirit SOAR, may you rest in peace. Love, John Foy
Peter liginos
October 10, 2005
Laura you made us all laugh. Thanks.I will miss you so much.
Tina Dillon-Krebs
October 10, 2005
Laura, I will miss you greatly. Your smile and laughter will stay with me always. You are loved by so many and will be remembered as a dear friend forever. Tina
jan oconnor
October 9, 2005
i love you dear laura with all my heart and soul. i will miss you more than you will ever know.
Jennifer Lusk
October 9, 2005
To my dear sister, I Love You!
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