Will always remember the visits to Florida for golf and your wonderful hospitality.

I felt very blessed to know Lorrie for so many years, not just as her hairdresser but as a good friend.  She was so caring and although she may not have known it,  there were times I  felt she stood in for my mother who I lost years ago.  Lorrie was a beautiful woman from the heart out and had such grace.  That is mirrored in her children.  Joan and Mary Kay,  I pray you feel the arms of Jesus holding you and giving you comfort,  and the rest of your family as well.  

You always made us feel so welcome! Coming to see you was like coming home. 
Tom: In my youth, when my boat was rocking, I turned to you and you would listen, understand, say a few words to calm me, nudge me in a different direction, get me thinking in a different way, help me glue myself together again and keep on going. Your door was always open.
Later we would come to visit you and Uncle Joe in Florida. We remember that heartfelt, sincere feeling that you were happy to have us with you...like coming home.
Roswitha: I felt your true affection for us, your gift of love and the feeling that we were an important part of your life. We will miss you but we will think of you very often and you will still be with us. 
Gregory: The memories I have of visiting Aunt Lorrie and Uncle Joe as a child are strong and some I consider defining. How she always knew how to make a little boy happy was an important part of this, because happiness opens the heart and mind. It was a pleasure to experience that same welcoming warmth when meeting her as an adult many years later.

This is how we will remember you.
You were a very special person!
We will never forget you

What a wonderful video of Lori's life.  Clara and I will remember Lori  in our prayers and memories.  I will never forget all of the Kolbasi Opens she and Joe hosted.  Somehow Lori got the brunt of the cooking duties for all of us guys.  I have to admit that  she made the best salads in the world.

There will be no replacing Lori and Joe and we can only follow in their footsteps.

Love, Joe and Clara Horvath

I am so sorry for the loss of Lorrie.  It was a joy and privilege to be her caregiver for the last year and a half.  Lorrie was a very special lady in so many ways: gracious, kind and very considerate.  She had an excellent quality of life and lived it with elegance.  She raised a beautiful family that loved her and cared for her in an amazing way.  I will miss my Tuesdays and Thursdays with her and Joan but am thankful for the time I spent with them.  
May God comfort your hearts in very special ways at this time.
Phoebe Chidester

Horvath Family,
My heart goes out to each of you and you are all in our prayers.  Thank you for sharing your Mom's life through the video.  It is beautiful.  Each picture was so special and you could see it in her eyes and each of yours how important family was in her life and yours.  We only got to meet her a couple times and got to know her through Mary Kay, but we could tell what a special lady she was, beautiful inside and out.
Losing a parent and grandparent is one of the most difficult things to happen, but  we would encourage you to remember the good times, and speak of them often, and share her love with each other and look to God for your comfort.  Sending special love, thoughts and prayers.  Cheryl and Karl Thompson

You were like a mom to all of us girls, making us treats and healthy breakfasts with the grapefruit sliced and served up on the porch for us after sleep-overs.  You and Mr. Horvath always made us feel like proper young ladies and welcome in your home any time.  Thank you for being a wonderful mother for us all and helping me through some hard times during those years.  While I can picture you standing in the kitchen smiling at us and laughing with us, I know in my heart you are now in heaven  again holding hands with your husband and watching down on your family.  I know you will continue to take care of your children and grandchildren with God's help and I am blessed to have known you.  Love to Mary Kay, Joannie and Bob and all the family.  

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Preceded in death by; her loving husband of 62 years (Joe) and daughter (Susan) and Parents: Matthew and Justina Vargo
Survived by; son: Bob (Deb), daughter: Joan, daughter: Mary Kay (Paul)
4 beautiful grandchildren (Justin, Nathan, Rayanna, and Julia)

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Loretta Dolores Horvath

28 avril 1928 – 23 mai 2020

Serenity Funeral Home

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