Condolence: This is a former classmate. I attended school 12 years in Goddard Kansas with Lauren graduating in 1965 and just learned of her death. While preparing for a class reunion we discovered this. I was chairman of this committee several years ending for our 50th. The last time Lauren and I spoke she told me her husband was not well then I lost connection. So sad to hear this. Many classmates are concerned as to how she passed. If anyone wants to share...PLEASE contact Nancy Harris Haysville Ks on Facebook. We were a close class...a bunch of country kids.

Condolence: Aunt Lauren was a major influence in my life from childhood to my young adult years. She always made it a point to share her wisdom of life with me any chance she could, and,I always listened. She was a wonderful Aunt, mentor and friend. Not only did she teach me the important things I needed to know about being a responsible adult, some of my fondest memories of her were helping with projects from painting the barn,gardening, cooking, to laying the brick patio in the backyard of her home in Goddard. She taught me that it was okay to get my hands dirty, how to work hard and that being a strong and independent woman was okay also. I will miss her dearly, and love her X's Infinity. In the Sunrises and the Sunsets, I will see you again Aunt Lauren. My thoughts and prayers are with Melinda and family, my Aunt Delores, Bradley,Nita and family and her friends.

Condolence: Dear family of Laurie,
I am so sorry to hear of Laurie's passing. I always thought of her as an incredibly strong individual. She was my friend from FAL, & a roommate of mine in Colorado for a few months during the CAL transition. I was in contact with her after her latest marriage, but sadly lost contact in subsequent moves & transitions.
My thoughts & prayers are with you...
Ada Gehman.
Barto, PA 19504