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Lori was born in Pottsville, on April 19, 1966, she was a daughter of the late Vincent J. and Gloria Ann (Brown) Borinsky.
Lori graduated from Junction City High School, Junction City, Kansas. She was a devoted Christian and attended FaithAssembly of God Church in Cressona.
Lori is survived by spouse, Matthew Steele, two loving sons, Chris(Sam) Hardy, Havanna, Florida, and Josh (Lindsey) Hardy of Sparks, Georgia, her baby girl and caretaker, Hannah (Timothy) McDonald of Pottsville, PA, two stepdaughters, Laura and Karen Steele, and eight grandbabies, Lee McDonald, Logan McDonald, and Ezra-Ferron Hardy, Amiee Thomason, Madi McDonald, Kelsi Warren, Avya & Jayda, her uncle, Frank Brown and aunt, Cathy Brown.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in. death by her sister Victoria M. Borinsky-Robinson.
A viewing will be held on Sunday, July 13th from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Schlitzer Allen Pugh Funeral Home, 515 W. Market Street, Pottsville.
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I went to Palatka High with Lori, she and would stay after school and she would type up the poems I wrote. She always had a kind heart and big smile. I am so sorry to hear about her passing. We have kept in touch in Facebook through the years. RIP my dear friend you will be missed
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