LAUREN WAS A FRIEND. HAVEN'T SEEN HER MUCH SINCE CITY. WE USE TO RUN INTO EACH OTHER EVERY SO OFTEN AT THE NORTH CHATTANOOGA POST OFFICE. I SURE MISS THOSE ENCOUNTERS ! DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS ILL. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT HAPPENED ? REST IN PEACE LAUREN !
Oh my! Sweet lady and a friend.. I remember riding bikes all over the neighborhood, spending the night together, calling in to the local radio station to make song dedications and being so excited when we heard our names mentioned on air, and baking oatmeal cookies on Saturday afternoons. We barely made any cookies because we loved the raw cookie dough (something that is frowned on today). Rest in peace Lauren.
Lauren was a gentle soul. She was a wonderful friend and will be missed. In Northside and City, she was one of those wonderful people that was always friendly and positive.
Lauren, I don’t know of anyone else who was as sweet and kind as you. Your quiet manner and big smile made everyone around you feel as if your were our best friend. You will be missed by all who knew you. Rest In Peace and one day we’ll have a big reunion like no other.
What a sad and awful surprise. I was lucky enough to reconnect with Lauren when Monty Jolly (thank you Monty) got us together to work on the 2009 reunion. She was so funny and I thouroughy enjoyed hearing her wit and wisdom. Plus, she was able to fill me in on what many of our classmates were doing. She seemed to truely like everyone.
To her dear famiy and friends, I am so sorry for your loss.
Jerry Poe (1969)
LAUREN WAS A FRIEND. HAVEN'T SEEN HER MUCH SINCE CITY. WE USE TO RUN INTO EACH OTHER EVERY SO OFTEN AT THE NORTH CHATTANOOGA POST OFFICE. I SURE MISS THOSE ENCOUNTERS ! DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS ILL. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT HAPPENED ? REST IN PEACE LAUREN !
(Dawn) Michelle Jolly (1966)
Someone said she fell and hit her head at her home and was found hours later.
Jill Lane (Dew) (1969)
RIP, Lauren. Always a sweet girl with such a beautiful smile. Condolences to the family.
Sharon Hamby (Lawson) (1969)
God bless Lauren. Always so nice to everyone! Deepest sympathy to her family.
Debby Welch (Abernathy) (1969)
Oh my! Sweet lady and a friend.. I remember riding bikes all over the neighborhood, spending the night together, calling in to the local radio station to make song dedications and being so excited when we heard our names mentioned on air, and baking oatmeal cookies on Saturday afternoons. We barely made any cookies because we loved the raw cookie dough (something that is frowned on today). Rest in peace Lauren.
Deborah Kelly (1969)
Condolences to the familyJudy Harden (Nowlin) (1969)
Lauren was a gentle soul. She was a wonderful friend and will be missed. In Northside and City, she was one of those wonderful people that was always friendly and positive.
Brenda Floyd (Underwood) (1969)
Lauren, I don’t know of anyone else who was as sweet and kind as you. Your quiet manner and big smile made everyone around you feel as if your were our best friend. You will be missed by all who knew you. Rest In Peace and one day we’ll have a big reunion like no other.
Brenda
Leah Geraghty (1969)
What a sad and awful surprise. I was lucky enough to reconnect with Lauren when Monty Jolly (thank you Monty) got us together to work on the 2009 reunion. She was so funny and I thouroughy enjoyed hearing her wit and wisdom. Plus, she was able to fill me in on what many of our classmates were doing. She seemed to truely like everyone.
To her dear famiy and friends, I am so sorry for your loss.