Her beauty alone and yours together seem almost supernatural. I don’t understand any of it so I have no comfort to offer. I trust that there must be some sense to it all- even if we dont see it?
Remembering the night Laura passed…….well, words fail me Lucie….they really do…and I cannot tell you how much this blog has meant to me in so many ways. When I collect my thoughts and am able to find the words, I will try to compose an appropriate “comment”. In the meantime, I want to say that I was truly blessed to be with Laura for a short time just a few hours before her passing. Indeed, the peace I felt in that room that night surpassed any sense of peace I have ever EVER experienced. As I looked at Laura closely, I felt a sense of relief knowing that she was on her way to a new life. Free of the pain..free of suffering. When I left her room, I sat down in the lobby of the hospital for a while because I didn’t want to lose that gentle peace that I felt upstairs. I didn’t want to face the chaos of the NYC streets, and the stress of my everyday life. I eventually got up and out onto the city streets, but I felt my own spirit had been nourished, strengthened and enriched….and I thanked God for Laura’s life. And thank you Lucie for keeping us so intimately involved in your journey this past year . You are a sweet soul….a gift Laura left behind for us to share!! Marion xoxo
I am very sad to JUST learn about Laura’s passing. I met her at a Lifespring course in NYC about 20 yrs ago and i remember her as a very sweet, loving person. Although she passed through my life briefly, she made an impact which i won’t forget. G-D bless her soul .
Oh Joel, thank you for your remembrance. It’s comforting to know that even passing through your life briefly she made a strong impact. She was (and is) a beautiful soul.
So sad to hear of Laura’s passing. I knew her for a few years when
she was the “Mayor of the Y”. We also shared an interest in photography
and even worked on a few short films together.
Laura always had a big beautiful smile, which I’ll remember her by.
Rich
Soul Love Forever 
Her beauty alone and yours together seem almost supernatural. I don’t understand any of it so I have no comfort to offer. I trust that there must be some sense to it all- even if we dont see it?
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Beautiful images xx
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Lucie, thank you for this stunning photo tribute. May God’s peace surround you and comfort you and love lighten your grief.
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Two beautiful and soulful women.
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Such a beauty! How lucky we all are to have had Laura in our lives.
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Remembering the night Laura passed…….well, words fail me Lucie….they really do…and I cannot tell you how much this blog has meant to me in so many ways. When I collect my thoughts and am able to find the words, I will try to compose an appropriate “comment”. In the meantime, I want to say that I was truly blessed to be with Laura for a short time just a few hours before her passing. Indeed, the peace I felt in that room that night surpassed any sense of peace I have ever EVER experienced. As I looked at Laura closely, I felt a sense of relief knowing that she was on her way to a new life. Free of the pain..free of suffering. When I left her room, I sat down in the lobby of the hospital for a while because I didn’t want to lose that gentle peace that I felt upstairs. I didn’t want to face the chaos of the NYC streets, and the stress of my everyday life. I eventually got up and out onto the city streets, but I felt my own spirit had been nourished, strengthened and enriched….and I thanked God for Laura’s life. And thank you Lucie for keeping us so intimately involved in your journey this past year . You are a sweet soul….a gift Laura left behind for us to share!! Marion xoxo
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I am very sad to JUST learn about Laura’s passing. I met her at a Lifespring course in NYC about 20 yrs ago and i remember her as a very sweet, loving person. Although she passed through my life briefly, she made an impact which i won’t forget. G-D bless her soul .
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Oh Joel, thank you for your remembrance. It’s comforting to know that even passing through your life briefly she made a strong impact. She was (and is) a beautiful soul.
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So sad to hear of Laura’s passing. I knew her for a few years when
she was the “Mayor of the Y”. We also shared an interest in photography
and even worked on a few short films together.
Laura always had a big beautiful smile, which I’ll remember her by.
Rich
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