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Lori Houlihan

July 24, 1967 - April 19, 2021

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Vice-Provost Dr Lori Houlihan was renowned throughout UCL and the international higher education sector as a powerhouse who brought extraordinary energy and vision, and a great sense of fun, to everything she did. She is remembered as a loyal friend, a wise and generous colleague, and wonderful company. Most of all, she is remembered for her devotion to her family and particularly for her pride in her daughter Poppy. To donate to Lori's fund in her honour, please visit: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/campaign/ucl-dr-lori-houlihan-glioblastoma-fund

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2021-05-05 11:34:17 wrote:

In a time when we are all so acutely aware of our common humanity and the importance of human connections, it is so incredibly sad to lose someone who knew these things so well and lived her life accordingly. My heart goes out to Lori's family. May you find comfort in warm memories of her (in a bar mostly, going on the messages posted here....) and her love for you all. Wishing you strength and courage in the coming difficult months and years.

2021-05-05 11:34:17 wrote: In a time when we are all so acutely aware of our common humanity and the importance of human connections, it is so incredibly sad to lose someone who knew these things so well and lived her life accordingly. My heart goes out to Lori's family. May you find comfort in warm memories of her (in a bar mostly, going on the messages posted here....) and her love for you all. Wishing you strength and courage in the coming difficult months and years.

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