Birth date: Nov 4, 1960 Death date: Jun 6, 2025
Laura Ann Bussey, (nee Boehnlein), age 64, lost her battle from Breast Cancer on Friday, June 6, 2025. Beloved daughter of Ronald T. Boehnlein Sr. (deceased) and Sally (nee Beigie). Loving mother of Mark (deceased), Corey and Apri Read Obituary
Laurie you left this earth way before you should have. Having another missing person in the family is getting harder and harder. Thanks for being such a great sister and aunt Your voice your wisdom and memories will live within us everyday. Rest easy sister. Love your baby sister Amy
Aunt Laurie you will always be cherished in my heart 💜
Laurie, I am so lost without you, it physically hurts. No more daily calls, no more planing for whatever family event was coming up. No more venting about who was drving us crazy at the time.
I'm sorry you had to go through this, I'm sorry I couldn't make you better. I know you tried and fought as hard as you could.
Thank you for always being there with a helping hand for my children and myself.
I know you are at peace because that's what Heaven is all about and I can only imagine the joy when daddy handed you your baby boy.
Rest easy sister,for the things we've talked about, I got you!
I love you and will miss everything about you. Give Daddy and Ronnie and all the rest a hug. Mom will be okay.
Let your light forever shine. Love you mom.
Mom,
Thank you for everything you have done for all of us. You have taught Corey and I that even in our darkest days we can make it through. Even when we felt like the black sheep, you let us know that our brains would outsmart any troubles. You have taught and shown my children independence, determination, kindness and faith. I know you always hoped you were a good daughter. Someone that was always wise beyond her age. You have always been there for your siblings, if it was a listening ear, guidance, being dependable or even financially when you were able. You were the family babysitter as you helped raise plenty of your nieces and nephews. Even without a nursing degree, you had so much knowledge it was hard to tell. You were so passionate about doing everything with all you had in you. I am so proud of who you were and what you have taught us . You fought so hard to be here. It’s ok now, The fight is over. I know you are in a better place, with no pain or struggles. You have your baby boy to hold now. Even though I wish we could have kept you here longer or lived a little better while you were here. More of your dreams and places to go. I hate that you have been cheated most of your life. It was never an easy road. You were the definition of strength. Just know we will always cherish our memories and keep your name spoken. You go be free and keep a smile on your face. Just please watch over us down here, Until we see you again. We love you mom/ grandma. I can never thank you enough for being there and helping me raise my own kids as a single mom. Even when we weren’t the easiest, that you stayed by us regardless. Even though I know my life will never be the same I can here you pushing me to keep going. I will always miss and love you. 😇🩷
