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Angela Diaz
November 6, 2024
When I heard today that Laura had died it brought so much sadness. I wept for my friend. As I sat in chapel praying for Laura and her family so many memories flooded in, I have wrote and erased this message many times. Reading her obituary was so true. Laura was a solid friend who would tell you the truth, give you advise and not judge. Laura was a strong advocate for her patients and fellow nurses. Working with her made me a better nurse. Laura was a strong leader and teacher.
She was a quiet hero. Never boasting of her skills, knowledge and experience. She could have but that was not in her character. She remained humble and loving. To put into perspective how many patients were loved and cared for at the bedside by Laura is remarkable. Laura was so proud of her sons and spoke of them often. She loved her family so much. After praying, I looked around the chapel and I had a laugh. See, Laura helped me through the death of both my parents. Even though I did not want or trust anyone, Laura sensed that and stayed by my side. She helped me to open up and talk to her about how I truely felt. I felt like someone had ripped my chest open and taken my heart, then put me back together. I did not understand how the world kept on spinning and I was meant to just keep going. Laura helped me trust her and share my deep, dark pain. She uplifted me and inspired me. She taught me to be strong, keep going and really helped my life in such a positive way. I laughed because I thought my mom and Laura are probably together in heaven thinking what Is that girl up to now! Laura I wish you peace and love you so much. I will forever be grateful for having you as my friend. Laura I will see you again but for now on this earth I will see you in a beautiful sun rise or a butterfly flying free. Be at peace my dear friend, I know you are in heaven where there in no future, or past only presence and it is pure bliss with no more pain. I love you and will miss you my friend. Prayers to all your family and friends. Love ya Angela
Diane
October 3, 2024
I am friend and co-worker of John ..I am so sorry for your loving loss.My prayers and thoughts for family.Rest in peace Laura
Scott Hall
October 3, 2024
I feel fortunate to have known Laura We worked together for many years at Strong. She was decisive and so very competent. She was funny. When she was serious you knew there was a good reason. I can't imagine how her husband and kids must feel. I will think about her a lot.
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