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Lauren Renee Joyce 10 April 1985 – 2 December 2024

Lauren
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10 April 1985 – 2 December 2024

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Jenefer Colley

Lauren words can't explain the emptiness i feel I miss you so much Lauren why did you have to leave me after almost 40 years of friendship 😭 im struggling without my one go to person for guidance support and just to talk **** to i wish you didn't leave earth side and im probably being selfish but I just want one more yarn one more random drunk wake up call one more memory but I'll be seeing you on the flip side I just wish I had one more day just to talk and fill you in on life. I miss you so dam much 😓

Jenefer Colley

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Mike Smith

Lauren, It has been devastating news finding out about your passing, compounded by being too late to attend the funeral. I can't believe you are gone. It's very surreal and hard to process. Will miss your antics and the dancing / singing. And your amazing ability to turn any birthday into a memorable event. You always lit up the room with your smile, and whilst you could talk underwater, I always found it endearing. I am glad to have had you in my life, and to have created an amazing baby with you. You are such a loving mother Thank you for the time we spent together, ill forever cherish them. April 10th will always be your day, and it will forever be a day of happy remembrance. May you rest peacefully, lots of love and hugs xoxoxo.

Jennifer Claire R

My dearest Lauren (aka: Ginger spice) You always had my back in high school. You were a kind and fiery soul. You brought me into a circle of friends I needed so badly when my family was breaking apart. Over the years we kept in touch over Facebook, but we never did get around to that catch up. Life always got in the way for both of us, and I regret not making the time for it to happen. Life is short, and it’s taken losing you, for me to realise that we must take nothing for granted and make time for the people that we truly care about. I am sorry that you struggled so much in your final years, and I am sorry I was not there for you more. I have cried so much for you today. You deserved a good life, and my heart breaks for you that you didn’t receive the full spectrum of happiness you deserved. But I am glad you were blessed with a family that loved you so much. My mind is flooded with a thousand memories of your kind smile, your fierce wit and us wagging school to do Ouija boards. (I swear it wasn’t me pushing it) I hope you are at peace now, somewhere in heaven wearing your Union Jack dress, your knee high boots and your long red jacket. Goodbye, my friend I know you're gone, they said you're gone. But I can still feel you here. Love always, Jen

Jennifer Claire R

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