Monday, February 23, 2009
To Lorrieâ??s FamilyPlease accept my Deepest Sympathy. Lorrie will be sadly missed and very fondly remembered by anyone who knew her. I worked with Lorrie at College of the Rockies. She brought a special sparkle and life to the not only the classroom, but the hallways and staff room. She always had a smile ready and a mischievous twinkle in her eyes. She was dedicated to her students and very supportive and caring to all college staff. I was privileged enough to share many fun and memorable giggle fits with Lorrie over the years. One particular time, she had us all laughing so hard we were crying at our professional development sessions out at Fort Steele. In fact whenever I would meet Lorrie by chance in town, we would always end up talking about Fort Steele and the great fun we had. Lorrie also shared many wonderful family experiences with me, she was very proud of her family. Lorrie was indeed one very special lady who truly loved everyone unconditionally. I will always smile when I think of Lorrie and the wonderful stories that she shared with me. I will also remember her beautiful smile, her contagious laughter and her mischievous sparkling eyes. I am thankful that I was able to have Lorrie as a co-worker and friend.My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad timeTerry Hockley
