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Lauren McKenzie “Flour Hands” Wright

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Lauren McKenzie “Flour Hands” Wright

Birth
Alabama, USA
Death
10 Jun 2017 (aged 17)
Demopolis, Marengo County, Alabama, USA
Burial
Fairhope, Baldwin County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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Lauren McKenzie Wright, age 17, of Fairhope, AL, formerly of Linden and Selma, AL, died suddenly on June 10, 2017, in Demopolis, AL, while visiting friends.

Funeral services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, June 15, 2017 at Lawrence Brown-Service Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at 2:00 p.m. Friday, June 16, 2017 in Fairhope, AL. at Memory Gardens of Fairhope.

Lauren, a recent graduate of Fairhope High School, planned to attend culinary school to become a bakery chef. She worked at Pinzone’s Italian Downtown for the past year, and she loved being in the kitchen among friends.

It’s difficult to condense everything there is to tell about Lauren. She was a strong, confident, soft-hearted, creative, funny, delightful, genuine person who supported and protected those she loved. At a young age, she had learned much in life; she was wise beyond her years. She was a defender of those who needed help, those who were picked on and pushed aside. She took action when she saw a need—a responder, never a bystander. The causes of autism and epilepsy were important to her. She loved animals. She loved to sing. She loved to draw. Her laughter was contagious, and her smile lit up her surroundings. This is the picture of Lauren that should be carried with us. By emulating her actions, our little space in the world will be a better place, and a piece of her will live on.

Lauren is survived by her parents, Jake (Sarah) Wright, Tabitha Wright and Brian Hasty; brothers, Trotter Hasty, Mason & Logan Wright; grandparents, Sherry Marter, Chip (Naomi) Moseley, Nancy Breland, Willie (Mary Jane) Wright, Larry (Mellissa) Hasty, Tina Adams, Ronald (Michelle) Adams; great-grandparents, John (Faye) Champion, Tilton Marter, Tommy (Sue) Huffman, Ronnie Adams; great-great grandmother Laris Kibodeaux; aunts/uncles, Jessica (Cory) Lockhart, Jacob (Janet) Moseley, John (Scarlett) Moseley, Gabe (Cheri’) Wright, John (Lisa) Wright, Kelly (Norman) Averette, Justin Hasty, Chris (Anna) Adams, Michael (Blair) Adams; and numerous first cousins; great aunts/uncles, Derek (Celeste) Champion, Sheila Jenkins, Emmett (Rhonda) Moseley, Wanda (Larry) Cooper, Billy (Shelton) Luker, Bobby (Patty) Luker, Earl (Carmen) Luker, Willard (Marie) Luker, Ruth (Daniel) Lee, Bryant Marter, Tammy Marter, David (Christy) Marter and numerous second cousins and extended family members.

Lauren cherished all of her friends, but a special place in her heart belonged to her childhood friend Carrie Lewis, and to her close friends Ryan Young and Hannah Thompson. She would want others to take their hands, embrace them, and let them know that they are not alone.

Lauren was preceded in death by her Pawpaw Nick Marter of Selma, AL; great grandparents, J.W and Anna Louise Luker, Curtis and Barbara Moseley of Selma, AL and Rita Marter of Petal, MS; great-great grandparents, George & Nealie Jane Avritt of Point Clear, AL; and great-great grandfather, Lawrence Kibodeaux of Houston, TX.
Lauren McKenzie Wright, age 17, of Fairhope, AL, formerly of Linden and Selma, AL, died suddenly on June 10, 2017, in Demopolis, AL, while visiting friends.

Funeral services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, June 15, 2017 at Lawrence Brown-Service Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at 2:00 p.m. Friday, June 16, 2017 in Fairhope, AL. at Memory Gardens of Fairhope.

Lauren, a recent graduate of Fairhope High School, planned to attend culinary school to become a bakery chef. She worked at Pinzone’s Italian Downtown for the past year, and she loved being in the kitchen among friends.

It’s difficult to condense everything there is to tell about Lauren. She was a strong, confident, soft-hearted, creative, funny, delightful, genuine person who supported and protected those she loved. At a young age, she had learned much in life; she was wise beyond her years. She was a defender of those who needed help, those who were picked on and pushed aside. She took action when she saw a need—a responder, never a bystander. The causes of autism and epilepsy were important to her. She loved animals. She loved to sing. She loved to draw. Her laughter was contagious, and her smile lit up her surroundings. This is the picture of Lauren that should be carried with us. By emulating her actions, our little space in the world will be a better place, and a piece of her will live on.

Lauren is survived by her parents, Jake (Sarah) Wright, Tabitha Wright and Brian Hasty; brothers, Trotter Hasty, Mason & Logan Wright; grandparents, Sherry Marter, Chip (Naomi) Moseley, Nancy Breland, Willie (Mary Jane) Wright, Larry (Mellissa) Hasty, Tina Adams, Ronald (Michelle) Adams; great-grandparents, John (Faye) Champion, Tilton Marter, Tommy (Sue) Huffman, Ronnie Adams; great-great grandmother Laris Kibodeaux; aunts/uncles, Jessica (Cory) Lockhart, Jacob (Janet) Moseley, John (Scarlett) Moseley, Gabe (Cheri’) Wright, John (Lisa) Wright, Kelly (Norman) Averette, Justin Hasty, Chris (Anna) Adams, Michael (Blair) Adams; and numerous first cousins; great aunts/uncles, Derek (Celeste) Champion, Sheila Jenkins, Emmett (Rhonda) Moseley, Wanda (Larry) Cooper, Billy (Shelton) Luker, Bobby (Patty) Luker, Earl (Carmen) Luker, Willard (Marie) Luker, Ruth (Daniel) Lee, Bryant Marter, Tammy Marter, David (Christy) Marter and numerous second cousins and extended family members.

Lauren cherished all of her friends, but a special place in her heart belonged to her childhood friend Carrie Lewis, and to her close friends Ryan Young and Hannah Thompson. She would want others to take their hands, embrace them, and let them know that they are not alone.

Lauren was preceded in death by her Pawpaw Nick Marter of Selma, AL; great grandparents, J.W and Anna Louise Luker, Curtis and Barbara Moseley of Selma, AL and Rita Marter of Petal, MS; great-great grandparents, George & Nealie Jane Avritt of Point Clear, AL; and great-great grandfather, Lawrence Kibodeaux of Houston, TX.

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