Eulogy For Laura Elizabeth Clements
We come here today to honor the life of Laura Elizabeth Clements. Born into a new era on April 12, 2000, Laura accomplished many great things. Laura was the second child of Adam and Amy Clements, the first daughter of Adam and Amy, and the fourth child of Adam. As a child, she was a tomboy. She loved being outdoors and doing things like camping, swimming, and canoeing. She was an outgoing child. She loved hanging around other people, and she loved playing with her four siblings. Starting school at age five, Laura became a bookworm. She loved reading and writing, something that stayed with her until her death. Another thing that appeared during elementary school and stayed until her death was helping others. As a child Laura loved helping out
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Her daughter Azalia pursued a career in teaching Art, as did their adoptive son Jasper. Her children then taught their own children like Laura taught them. Laura had ten grandkids. They all loved spending time with her, especially when she made her “famous” ramen for them. The grandchildren will miss their Grandma Laura. Her husband described her as tough to deal with, but being sweet and loving overpowered. Her husband said she could be a real pain in the butt, but that never stopped his love for her. Her co workers described her as raising the children in daycare as if her own. She treated each and every one of the children equally. Anything her male children could do, her female ones could and vice versa. The children loved having her in class. Some of them can even be seen here today. Her friends described her as outgoing, caring, and loving. If they ever needed someone to talk to, she was there. If they ever needed help, she was there. We will conclude this today with a few more words. Laura was a loving mother, wife, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend. Her friends and family miss her dearly, but she is in a better peaceful
Her daughter Azalia pursued a career in teaching Art, as did their adoptive son Jasper. Her children then taught their own children like Laura taught them. Laura had ten grandkids. They all loved spending time with her, especially when she made her “famous” ramen for them. The grandchildren will miss their Grandma Laura. Her husband described her as tough to deal with, but being sweet and loving overpowered. Her husband said she could be a real pain in the butt, but that never stopped his love for her. Her co workers described her as raising the children in daycare as if her own. She treated each and every one of the children equally. Anything her male children could do, her female ones could and vice versa. The children loved having her in class. Some of them can even be seen here today. Her friends described her as outgoing, caring, and loving. If they ever needed someone to talk to, she was there. If they ever needed help, she was there. We will conclude this today with a few more words. Laura was a loving mother, wife, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend. Her friends and family miss her dearly, but she is in a better peaceful