Long before this was a popular phrase it was Lori's saying. To Lori it meant just that it is what it is. You can't go back and change what you are up against, so you just need to deal with it and move forward.
Lori used this motto to get through the tough times in her life. Being diagnosed at a young age with cancer, questioning if she would get to be a mother, career changes, family deaths, and being diagnosed with cancer again. She did not let these or all the other obstacles in life get her down for long. She fought hard through them with such grace, and she never gave up.
She was an inspiration for many in her life. She did not hold on to the bad, she dealt with it and let it go. She strived to do better, be better, and reach for the things she wanted in her life. Many years ago, she prayed for God to make Harvey her husband, and she was granted that prayer. She later prayed for a loving child, and she was blessed with her Jordan.
Lori was generous with her love, her smiles, her time, and her advice. She loved to take care of her family and would often spend her time cooking, baking, or organizing fun activities for them. She loved to go camping, fishing (she out fished Harvey the last time they fished), cruising the Caribbean, snorkeling, riding rides at Disneyland, or just taking drives to Walla Walla or Prosser for dinner at a diner. She liked to do things for other people that she knew would make them happy.
There will forever be a void in our lives that Lori once filled. She will live on in memories. hearts and our
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