Laura Townsend
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The sunniest human that there has ever been. Laura was a devoted daughter, sister, auntie and friend to every person she met. She was part of the railway family and a professional fan girl. She was well known in the S Club, Two Pints, Coming of Age, Grown Ups, Glee and later Come From Away fandoms. Laura really made a difference in the world and we are all devastated to have lost her so young. Sleep tight, miss. (Page set up by a friend with the OK from Laura’s family)
Condolences
Nicki
If the colour yellow, the sun, a warm breeze, the crackle of a fire or a Sunday roast was a person, it would be Laura. An absolute joy to be around. There will be such a void on this earth now with her passing and, although we can’t do anything to fill this void completely, if we all just ‘be more Laura’ we can soften the sides of this void and continue her quest to make the world a better place. Rest easy, wonderful human. Have fun watching all the shows for free from the best seat in the house.
Jo jo
There are no words to say how much you will be missed.. You zest for life, enriched personality and contagious smile and laugh will stay with everyone that knew you. Thank you for your friendship and showing us all that kindness and laughter is the free and my we can honour you by being the same. God bless you sweet Laura and loving thoughts to your family
Jo Spencer-Hewett
So sad to hear of Laura passing. Always bright happy and friendly. Thoughts and deepest sympathy for her friends and family.
Srithar Thambirajah
Missing your smile good humour
Tanya.field
My deepest sympathy for all the family and many friends that Laura made on the way, I will remember beautiful Laura with fond memories. In our mess room before shifts with her Starbucks coffee, and her chuckles, also listening about all her wonderful holidays and theatre show. Most important the wonderful smile on her face,that passed onto others. All my love Tanya
Michael Pace
Missing your smile
Jonathan Budhram
I was Laura's supervisor on the Gateline at Sutton station and done her induction into the railway showing her the ropes which began her career on the railway. She was a pleasure to work with, always happy with a big cheerful personality. She moved onto East Croydon where she continued to gain experience and to make the job her own. I also worked with her at East Croydon a few times and she seemed very happy there and was part of a big friendly team. It is very sad and painful to know that she is now gone. May GOD grant her eternal peace and may she rest beautifully. Goodbye Lala old chum, may GOD bless you forever.
Jean Cockerill
Very sad to hear of Laura's passing. Her smile, good humour and friendliness made her a joy to meet on my journey to and from work. Heartfelt condolences to her family and friends for their loss.
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