

Lawrence was what many called an old soul. He loved adventures and back roads, especially if he was behind the wheel. He was a dedicated friend and the first to show up to help. Lawrence loved spending time with his family and friends. He especially enjoyed his excursions flying, hunting, and fishing with his Uncle Joe. He truly believed that together is the best place to be. His sister, Ann Marie, was his first friend and best friend. He had a knack for joking around, sarcasm, and low-balling on Facebook Marketplace. You never knew what he’d bring home next.
At an early age, he loved going to work with his dad. His work ethic continued to evolve, as he sought to be a great provider for his future. He looked forward to the next chapter of his life: marrying his love, Alyssa Easley, and building their family together.
Most of all, Lawrence loved Jesus. His faith was evident in everything he did. Whether it was helping random strangers on the side of the road changing flats and gathering cows or serving at Camp Barnabas.
Lawrence is preceded in death by his grandfathers Henry Spillman and Donald Wollek and cousin Braden Bingham.
He is survived by his parents, Robert and Joni Wollek; his sister, Ann Marie Campbell (Jayson); his love, Alyssa Easley; and their soon to arrive son, Tayden; His Grandmothers, Suzie Wollek and Jo Ann Spillman; and aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends too numerous to count. Services are in Care of Clements Wilcox Funeral Home Marble Falls.
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