OBITUARY
Lauren Brooke Tresp
December 2, 1992 – January 2, 2021
It is with great sadness that we share our families are mourning the death of our Lauren Brooke Tresp on Saturday, January 2, 2021. Lauren was a beautiful soul, her Daddy’s little girl, always. She made us all laugh, cry, and wonder. Although she has left this earthly place, our pain is eased with the knowledge that not only is she in Heaven above with our Lord and Savior, but she is joining her grandparents, uncle, cousin and she is finally able to hold her own little daughter, Athena Renae. Lauren leaves behind her father, Mark Tresp, her mother and step father, Melissa and Philip LaRoche, brother, Zachary Tresp and his husband Anthony Tresp, sisters, Brittany Hill and her husband Harold Hill, Maggie LaRoche, and Nicole LaRoche, grandparents, uncles and aunts and her adorable best buddy, her chihuahua, Snow, who will all miss her terribly. The family will celebrate Lauren’s short, but powerful, life in private. We ask for your prayers as we all deal with this loss.
In lieu of flowers you may make a contribution to either: White Horse Recovery at PO Box 487, Center Ossipee, NH 03814 – www.whitehorserecovery.org/donate or MWV Support Recovery at PO Box 202, Intervale, NH 03845 – www.mwvsupportrecovery.org/donate, in order to help others and their families who suffer from addiction. Donations should be made in Lauren’s name.
Services
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Memories
Lauren Brooke Tresp
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ADD A MEMORYMark Tresp
January 19, 2021
This past two weeks have been the absolute hardest time of my life.
I have been going from grief to hurt, anger to sadness and despair and back.
I have questioned what more could I have done and nothing seems to make sense.
What I do know is that I will miss my Lauren more than I can possibly imagine. My love for her is and will always be what I dreamed of “Daddy’s Little Girl.”
This Girl put me through every emotion I have over the years from intense frustration to unimaginable pride and love.
I wanted to share something that happened today.
I got a sign from her today and it is the only way I can describe it. Last week I watched this show called Surviving death on Netflix. This is really a documentary but in one episode it was about signs from loved ones that have passed. I looked outside and was hoping to see a Red Cardinal land as a sign that Lauren was at peace … nope didn’t happen. I waited and waited and I hoped but nothing.
Today I was in my office working I looked around and I picked up some of the pictures we had out for the memorial service and I noticed this old tape recorder. This still had the recording of Lauren and me going at it about her room and school and other things. I listened to it for a minute then looked out the window and not 5 feet from me sitting on a branch and I am upstairs was the brightest Red Cardinal I have ever seen. She was just sitting there staring at me and I know it was Lauren saying I am sorry and I will see you again Daddy and I love you.
Dennis Schroeder
January 18, 2021
I'm not sure how to do this I loved you so much and I just wish I could have been there for you more than I was our age difference was never a problem and I am thankful for your friendship I never will forget you I tried so hard to make you realize that you had to make a change I was hard on you and I know I drove you away I'm not gonna be able to forget you all I ever wanted was for you to have a wonderful life you were the greatest Lauren Brooke love you always and forever ❤️ at peace with your daughter I still am in shock
Siren Salazar
January 18, 2021
My dear friend Lo,
You were such a wonderful friend and always lifted me up with your positive energy. I always looked forward to visiting you at Porta Di Roma every Sunday with the Starbucks gang. We love you so much and miss you dearly. I’ll never forget your welcoming presence and wonderful hugs. You were such a great friend and an amazing human being. I’ll always hold you close to my heart. Rest In Peace beautiful angel ❤️
Love,
Siren
Zachary Tresp
January 15, 2021
I have sat pouring through videos and pictures of us as kids for the past week now. We were lucky kids Lauren, to get to share so many wonderful adventures with each other. At times those would include our parents and sisters as well. But the most special ones are the ones that were just you and me. Those ones are what will help get me through the next 50+ years of my life without you. I promise to live a full happy life for you. Until we meet again baby sister.
Brittany Hill
January 10, 2021
Lauren is my oldest little sister who taught me more about compassion and kindness than any human before her. She is the brightest spot in so many of my childhood memories and I will always remember her laugh, her inappropriate jokes, and the way she lived life with every ounce of passion in her. I'm unbelievably heart broken at the loss of my sister but I find peace knowing that she has been made whole and is living carefree with Athena Renae in her arms once again. Lauren, may you be at peace, may you feel the overwhelming love from everyone here on Earth, and please watch over us, your family. We miss you today and always have you in our hearts. I love you, Lo. Until we meet again, baby girl! XO- Britt
Pam Binkley
January 9, 2021
Lauren, you made me feel so welcomed the day we met. How you would light up a room with your smile and laughter.
Just remembering, a beautiful, strong, and caring young lady that, truly loved her family and friends so very much. Thank you, for including me in being part of your young life. I will cherish our time we had together forever.
Sending my thoughts and prayers to your family during this time.
May the wings of the angels hold you and Athena tightly together, now, and forever.....
Gone to soon, but never from our heart……
Robert McClary (Godfather)
January 9, 2021
Lauren, my Goddaughter…..
I was so honored when Mark and Melissa asked me to be your Godfather.
It has been amazing being in your life, I would not have traded it for anything in the world.
You were so special to me and, I know I was special to you as well. I will always cherish that special bond we had together.
When we would see each other, you would always put a huge smile on my face and make me feel better with your beautiful smile, shiny eyes, and laughter. I am really going to miss you sweetie, especially the hugs you would give me.
You have touched so many people in this world and, for that I am grateful to have been one of the many.
God has a true angel up in heaven now.
I miss and love you sweetie.
Pamela Micks
January 9, 2021
Oh, Lauren...
I wish I had met you earlier in your life when you may have been more easily influenced. It took you quite some time to trust me...but I like to think that you were sincere when you finally saw that I truly cared about you and wanted to help you manifest a good, happy life. I always felt that with some challenging changes, a bit of courage, stubbornness channeled into determination, and love from your supporters, you could amaze even yourself.
I really enjoyed the times that we did get to do things together (getting our nails done and the time you went to that church event with me) and the times you opened up and shared a little bit more of yourself while visiting. I’m glad you had a chance to meet and stay with my family during Thanksgiving one year. I really wanted you to feel like you had even more family and to be inspired and encouraged. I’m glad that you watched and enjoyed some of the classic movies that I suggested to you. That meant a lot to me.
You didn’t always appreciate my advice, but I hope you know that it was always with your best interest in mind based on experiences I had already been through. I know that is hard when you just want to be grown up and independent. Parents just want their children to avoid the hurts and pitfalls that they have already seen during their own life journey.
Your dad loved you SO very much. Way more than you ever realized. His love and hope for you never failed. We prayed for you regularly and often. He really wanted you to realize how much he loved you and wanted you to have a long, happy life.
I pray that you have now found peace and are reunited with your beautiful daughter. Sending you much love...goodbye, little fish.
LaJaun Cartwright
January 9, 2021
I had only known you for a short period, meeting you at your Dad’s Christmas parties. It was so easy to see you loved being there with him & You will always be in his heart & his memories & forever his little girl😘
Love David & LaJaun
Maggie LaRoche
January 9, 2021
Lauren, Lolo, Sissy Bear,
The sadness I feel is something I have struggled to put into words these last few days. I know that your bright smile and colorful personality would want me to recall my favorite memories of you rather than dwell on the fact that you are no longer here.
Lauren, you were my childhood bestfriend. From our beauty lessons in your bedroom, the “wilderness adventures” where you convinced me I could never go home, and of course, spending way too much time fighting over who loved the Red Sox more (I think really it was just who loved Johnny Damon more).
Lo I miss you more than I can put into words. I am so thankful for our last FaceTime - you could always put a smile on my face. Keep shining bright pretty girl and rest easy ♥️ I will carry you with me wherever I go. Love you Sissy Bear
Leanne Southwick
January 9, 2021
I’m not sure what to say . Lauren, we grew up together and I still cross paths with your family often. Thank you for being a good friend and a kind soul. I hope you are at peace and no longer hurting . 2013 was a hard year for both of us . Please give your daughter a big hug and please check on my mom. You are so loved and I am so grateful for our years of friendship. Til we meet again. Xoxo, L
Katie McCorkle
January 8, 2021
This is really hard to choose one memory to put on this because there were so many great ones! We would sit up all night talking, cooking amazing meals ☺️ watching the whole The Tutors series in 3 days, and morning red bull wake up calls. I know we haven't spoken.. it's been way longer than I would like to admit.. because it feels like yesterday we were together. I've thought about you more than you could ever know. Please watch over us boo. I could never forget you.
Stacy Gangloff
January 8, 2021
Lo, It has been almost a week since you’re gone and I still can’t believe it. I remember the first time I met you at Porta with your smile and your bubbly personality, I felt an instant connection. Even though I’m old enough to be your mother, you always looked out for me and made sure that I was happy. With your passing, I feel like I lost a child. I keep wondering if there was something more I could have done. I want you know that I loved you and I will never forget you.
Tana Richardson
January 8, 2021
I only had the privilege of knowing Lauren for about a year, but what I knew of her, she had a kind soul. First time I met her, she welcomed me with a huge hug and such a sweet smile. She was always happy and smiling. I do know that she was most definitely a Daddy’s girl and loved her Dad with all her heart. Her eyes glistened when with him. She loved her brother very much too and looked up to him. It was very apparent how much Mark and Zach meant to her when together.
Lauren was taken from all way too soon, but her youth and kind heart will forever stay young and be a lasting memory.
My prayers and thoughts remain with her and her family.
Lindsay Holmer
January 8, 2021
Lauren had such an amazing spirit, she could just walk into a room with her beautiful smile and the whole mood of a room would just be happy, Lauren was always making people laugh, she was so goofy and young at heart, there was never a moment we weren’t laughing. I’m truly heartbroken that she was taken from us way too early. Lauren I know you are looking down on us. I Love you and will miss you everyday! 💕
Kristina Boutanska
January 8, 2021
Ooooooo Lolo!!!! I remember the first day when you came applying for a job at Porta Di Roma!!!! U had me whipped up your finger right away!!! Such an amazing smile and personality!!!! We have been through a lot together!! God knows how much I will miss you!!!! We spend a lot of time together which I will never forget!!!! You thought me so much!!!! I know that you are in a better place and you are watching over us!!!! U r my angel!!! Fly high!!!
Zachary Tresp
January 7, 2021
One of our greatest family vacations was to Colorado in the year 2000. We got to drive all over and go to Mesa Verde, Royal Gorge, mined for gold in the picture here. I remember us playing in the ghost town in the mountains. I will be going back there to visit and remember your love for me. On this trip we also ate "gross" real Mexican food in NM, we watched movies with all the seats down in the expedition. Dad took us on some great trips and they are some of the best memories of my childhood, they always include you.
Zachary Tresp
January 7, 2021
I remember the last trip we took home to NH together, what a fun trip. I was about 22 and you about 19. We walked down to the little weird lighthouse in silver lake and did a photoshoot just you and me. These are some of my favorite photos of us. Missing you hard today sissy bear.
Zachary Tresp
January 7, 2021
My dear Brookie Bear, I am not sure how to even begin to describe the pain you have left behind. I was so happy to have been your big brother and have you in my life for 28 years. I have only spent 14 months of your life not living within a few miles of you at least. In childhood I could never escape you, we were with each other through it all from the holidays, to swimming in the summer at Dad's pools. Spending time playing games with our other siblings. Playing house, beating each other up with bamboo reeds, playing sumo wrestling with bean bag chairs, you, Brittany & me playing spice girls with both the barbies and as ourselves. I will miss you for the rest of my life and not a day will go by without you in my thoughts.
Susan Gifford
January 7, 2021
Dearest Lauren,
How painful this is to write.
I had the privilege of knowing you as a small girl of 9 and watching you grow into a lovely young lady.
Your heart was always filled excitement of mischief, this was such delight in our lives to watch.
You developed into beautiful young woman. It is incredibly heartbreaking that we lose you so young and with the promise of the whole in front of you.
You were a beautiful light on this earth and now you will be a shinning star in heaven.
We will miss you for the rest of our lives.
Peace & love to you sweetheart.....
Eva McClary
January 7, 2021
My beautiful goddaughter,
I am going to miss you so much and just know that I loved you very much. You were the sweetest and caring person and always gave me the biggest hugs when I would see you and always told me how much you loved me. You were beautiful inside and out. Fly high with the angels baby girl.
Randy Wood
January 7, 2021
Lauren was one of my best friends. I hadn't spoken to her in over a year, which destroys my heart! Her sparkling soul could never be forgotten. She will be missed by many!! I LOVE YOU BOO!!!!!
Lisa Hall
January 7, 2021
I remember when you walked into my home that first time. You were so full of life and so sweet. Smile that wouldn't quit. I loved that you called me momma Lisa and always made me laugh. You had such a way to always make people smile even if they didn't want to. I remember you wanting me to let Randall go with you one night and what you did to get me to let him go. You cracked my side so big that night. You always knew how to make me smile. I loved you like my own. Fly high to the heavens sweet girl and let them all see how great you are. Til we meet again sweet memories...Love to your family may they find peace somehow. You are a great great young woman and I am proud to have known you.
Sara Allen
January 6, 2021
There are so many wonderful memories where do I even start? I first met Lauren when I was a junior in high school. She was a free-spirited girl who had just moved from New Hampshire to Texas. I remember the first time I met her she was having a “welcome to Texas party" at her house and sense she was new to Texas and didn’t know many people I was invited by a mutual friend to go to the party. We instantly became inseparable from that day on spending all of our time in her dad’s pool or just hanging out every chance we could get. I have so many memories I cannot even begin to share them all. Lauren you were truly a beautiful gem and I am thankful for all the times we got to share together. I miss you more than you will ever know.
Phil LaRoche
January 6, 2021
My Dearest Lauren,
I thought it only appropriate to post the photo of you slugging it out whiffle ball style in the front yard. After all, you and Maggie were my little sluggers. Even Zachary ran when you picked up a bat! Nicole hid, and Brittany provided advice.
It has been my pleasure and privilege to have had a hand in raising you nearly all of your years. You, along with all of our children, have made my life complete. I shall always remember your smile, your beautiful hair, and skin. Truly you were a diamond in the rough.
May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.
I love you Sissy, Brookie Bear!
Melissa LaRoche
January 6, 2021
As your mom, Lauren, I want to tell you that I was so excited to be having a little girl - my first one - and oh my goodness were you a spit fire from before you were born! However, you were such a calm baby, never cried, you set the bar for your sisters! What a funny little thing you were - one of the first sentences you put together was "me do it" and boy did you ever - you were always the first to try something, no fear, and if you had any fears you always managed to talk Zach, Britt, Maggie or Nicole into trying it first. We all still giggle about the things you would do to make the girls giggle, or the way you got them to be really quiet outside by telling them "the badgers are coming, be quiet". You had an incredible way of making us all smile no matter how bad your day was. You always made momma feel special and I know in my heart that now you are now at peace, with no more pain, no more worries, no more sorrow and the Lord our God is holding you and Athena in his hands. You relax now my little one and know that your momma always loves you and will always be sending you eskimoes and butterflies. I love you to the moon and back. Photo is one of my favorites - you as Mrs. Hannigan in the Madison Elementary production of Annie!
Cassia Graham
January 6, 2021
I remember the first day I met you at Dinks (10 years ago!!) and I knew we would be friends for years to come. Your infectious smile and attitude about life always uplifted me and I knew that if I had a bad day I could call you. Thank you for every moment you’ve been there for me. Every time I needed to crash at your place. Our pool days, coffee breaks (well, you always got iced Chai!) and lunch dates. I will never ever forget you beautiful. “Wuv you boo!” And I’ll see you again ❤️
Nicholas Hatley
January 6, 2021
I met Lauren back in 2010 while I was in college and she was working at Humperdinks she was my waitress everytime as me and my friends would end school nights with food and fun. She would often sit down with us and chat and her energy and kindness was ever present. We have remained in contact ever since and I am so glad to have known her. My prayers are with the family during this difficult time.
Inger Williams
January 6, 2021
To my dear friend Lauren Tresp I'm going to miss you!!!! To get the news today breaks my heart!!! I will always remember our days working together going to dinner hanging at your dad's pool you were definitely a daddy's girl oh lord i remember when we drank your dad's liquor and got in trouble well you did lol we cooked some awesome food too acting crazy together all the time our long talks you were there for me when I was greiving😭😭 the big big hugs we would always give each other it breaks my heart I didn't get to see you the last time I was in Dallas oh my sweet friend you will be missed R.I.L this one hurts
Whitney Hazard
January 6, 2021
I was only able to meet Lauren once, but I will never forget her. Her sister Maggie and I are best friends and we made a trip to Dallas to visit both her and their brother Zachary in October 2019. Maggie had told me so much about Lauren and I couldn't wait to finally get to meet her. Lauren was strikingly beautiful and had the most genuine smile. She was incredibly funny and brightened up the room just by being herself. I could tell immediately upon meeting her how much she loved and cared about Maggie. I know it meant a lot to both of them to spend time together that weekend and I am so thankful to have been there. Lauren will be greatly missed. My heart is broken for you all but I am sending all of my love and prayers. May your beautiful angel always be watching over you.
Alexis Geeslin
January 6, 2021
I remember the first day I met lauren. We met in art class at Newman Smith. I had just moved there and saw her and thought she was so beautiful. She had short black hair, orange tipped nails and was left handed and I immediately made friends with her. She accepted me for who I was at the time when i was going through a phase. I remember going to her house all the time to drink sparkled cherry flavor sodas and watch movies in her living room. We used to have deep conversations outside by the pool and I really considered her a great friend. We grew apart after high school but still kept in touch over social media. I will miss her so much.... 💗❤🖤
Gabriela Tristán
January 6, 2021
I met Lauren when I was 16. I Had just moved back to Texas, had no friends and was completely lost. Me and Lauren became friends instantly and we were inseparable the entire time. She was hilarious and sweet, she always found a way to put a smile on my face. She was always there for me when I had hard times at home and she made sure that her home felt like a second home to me. Years after we still kept in contact and she just never forgot, I have many memories with Lauren that I will always cherish. She was such a cool girl and I’m glad we had the chance to meet.
Danielle Cullen
January 6, 2021
I worked with Lauren for a time at Porta di Roma. I’m so heartbroken and sad to hear of her passing. She was always really kind and made work a fun place to be. Lauren had a great sense of humor. I also loved that even though we may have had different viewpoints on things we were able to talk about what could be more difficult topics and have discussions, I thought that was really cool! Lauren was also incredibly smart and talented. It always blew me away that she could remember multiple customers orders without ever having to write anything down. And I always admired that even though life wasn’t always perfect she made a point to be kind to others in spite of challenges and hurts she had gone through!
Bob Hembree
January 6, 2021
Lauren came into my class, Biology, after the school year had started. Coming from New Hampshire, she was in early Texas shock but made friends quickly with a couple of my students. They remain friends to this day. I remember her stories of family back home and she how loved to go visit a hotel her grandparents owed in Vermont...I think. She always stopped to talk to me in the halls. Such a good kid, she was.
Mark Tresp
January 6, 2021
My beautiful sweet baby.. I can remember the first day I held you in my arms.. I remember the faces you made when you had French fries..
I remember dance recitals and cheerleading and the list is running through my mind.. I will miss you my angel my baby girl. You have been my reason for years to carry on. God how miss you
Ryan Miller
January 6, 2021
Lauren was a treasured friend I will never forget. Her smile was infectious, and she never had a bad word to say about anyone. My heart is broken, and my thoughts are with her family and loved ones.
Frankie Manzo
January 5, 2021
I worked with her and only got to hang out with her a few times, but we worked together alot. On the count of us working long hours. I met her and immediately we hit it off. She made me laugh. We talked about makeup. She was excited to teach me bartending skills she learned from classe she took for professionals. She was so educated. Fun. And bright like a thousand suns. I'll never forget her
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Lauren's first halloween
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St. Augustine Florida
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Dad's first moments holding Lauren
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Lauren and Fuzzy
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Lauren camping with dad and Zach
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Mom's first moments with Lauren
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At Zach and Brit's high school graduation
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At grandma's house
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Eating a giant turkey leg at Disney
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Lauren and Susan
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Seaworld
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Lauren and Grandma Tresp
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Lauren and Zachary took turns playing dead at the old west village's undertaker on our colorado trip in the year 2000
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Lauren, Zachary, and Susan at Oak Alley Plantation
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ultimate 90s shades!
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Lauren and Zachary by Poseidon statue in grandma Tresp's backyard.
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Lauren Barbie jeep
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dad, lauren and cousin Brittany
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Lauren, Zachary and cousin Chelsea
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Lauren's first halloween
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St. Augustine Florida
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Dad's first moments holding Lauren
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Lauren and Fuzzy
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Lauren camping with dad and Zach
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Mom's first moments with Lauren
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At Zach and Brit's high school graduation
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At grandma's house
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Eating a giant turkey leg at Disney
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Lauren and Susan
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Seaworld
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Lauren and Grandma Tresp
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Lauren and Zachary took turns playing dead at the old west village's undertaker on our colorado trip in the year 2000
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Lauren, Zachary, and Susan at Oak Alley Plantation
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ultimate 90s shades!
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Lauren and Zachary by Poseidon statue in grandma Tresp's backyard.
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Lauren Barbie jeep
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dad, lauren and cousin Brittany
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Lauren, Zachary and cousin Chelsea
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Our Angel