Sunday, May 12, 2024
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Laurie, even though you were the youngest of the "Milley Sisters", you taught all of us some very important life lessons. By far the most important was that we should live life immediately, always, and to the fullest--which is exactly what you did. Even in your last days you were so stoic and brave--and so much like Ma(she would be so proud of you!!)--giving us all that very important message one more time. My heart aches when I realize I will never be able to see you or talk to you again, rant to you like I could not to anyone else, just run something by you, or to confide my deepest thoughts to you not just as a sister but as a loyal and trusted friend. You have been an amazing sister and Isabel and I will hold you in our hearts forever and treasure all the memories of time we have shared with you. Rest in peace Laurie--"Ya' done good, by"!!
Love always,
Florence
"You don't get to choose how you are going to die, or when. You can only decide how you are going to live. Now."
~~Joan Baez~~
CREMATION~CHAPEL~RECEPTION
