When I first met Laurine, I knew right away that she was someone very special.  As I chatted with her, it became crystal clear to me why people were drawn to her.  Her personality was absolutely intoxicating and I could actually see the twinkle in her eyes.  

I looked to her as an inspiration because of her approach to life and I will take that with me everywhere I go.

She was best friends with someone very dear to me and it was quite obvious that great people surround themselves with other great people.  To have Laurine say that she, Mary Ryon, I were the Three Muskateers validated the very good nature of both of these fantastic women.

As I close my thoughts, I would like to say how very much Laurine will be missed but also confess how much of an impact she had on those who met her because, you see......I only met Laurine once.

May we all join together to celebrate Laurine and all the lives she has touched by her kindness and support each other during this difficult time.

Nadine Hillis and family, Green Bay, WI

Aunt Laurine was one of  the sweetest, and kindest women I have ever met.  We loved her and will miss her.

                 Lori Bergers and family

I just want to say that Laurine was one of my best friends, when I was in Bullhead City she and I would be together almost everyday. We would go to mall and walk 2 to 5 miles just so when we got to bingo we could eat the 2 free donuts and not feel too guilty.
Laurine I hope you took bingo dobbers with you so when I get there we can play all we want.
I love you and miss you so much already. Your friend forever Mary Ryon


   Sorry for your loss...

 ((()))Hugs,
D

I remember each summer as a kid I would look out the bathroom window to see if Aunt Laurine and Uncle Willard's travel trailer was sitting in my Grandparent's yard. When the day came that it was there my heart would skip a beat and I couldn't get over to see them fast enough! We would all play cards, play in the pool, and they always had some good snacks. Plus it was just really cool to sit in a travel trailer - at least that's what I thought when I was little :) You were a wonderful person Aunt Laurine! You and Uncle Willard will always be remembered. Love you! Your great niece AJ â™¥

Dear Family. Delbert and I would like to convey our sincere condolences with the passing of your Mother sister Grandmother and great great gransmother.. We have spend some time together, and talked on the phone. She was 5 hours driving awy from us, but we called each other a lot. We went there with Aunt Eloise and Uncle Jerry and she fixed us spaggetti. And it was great!!! You never forget impressions like that. We wish you all the strenght to go through the loss, and asked the good Lord to bless you all. We will miss her, as much as you all. Our prayers and hugs  we are sending you all......Delbert and Corry Brow

OBITUARY

Laurine M. Brow

November 12, 1926 – August 1, 2012

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