Memories of Priscilla Joyce Lauber

In memory of

Priscilla Joyce Lauber

Boise, ID, USA

November 1, 1945 - March 8, 2019

Nov 1, 1945 - Mar 8, 2019

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Rick Brennise

So very sorry for your loss, God bless.

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Carrie Leopold

Mom and dad

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Carrie Leopold

Mom and Kiwi

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Jon Lauber

2019, Boise Funeral Home & Cremation, West Fairview Avenue, Boise, ID, USA

Well Mom.

We had, what I would say, was the best funeral for you tonight. It really made me proud to be part of such a loving group of talented people.

I gave a slide show of pics that really highlighted the inner you. Everyone seemed to like it, so I find some comfort in that.

Amy sang for you, and I swear she has the most beautiful voice I have ever heard.

Ella played a solo on her clarinet. It was beautiful and I couldnt be more proud of her.

Kaden came over and gave me and Gramps a hug when we needed it the most. I am really proud of him too.

Taylor and Tim were there, and we are looking forward to her baby in the next two months.

Brenda and Tammy came out from CA to see you off. It was so nice of them to come and a real pleasure to see them.

Serveral of your neighbors and Dads excoworkers also made it.

Throw in all of my sisters, Luke, the birdlady (Carin)and Dad for a full account of everyone.

We all told stories and shared your memory. So much love in the room. It was amazing event to be a part of and I am deeply saddened that it is now behind us.

I love you so much and miss you more than words can ever describe. You were the best Mom ever.

With all the love in the world,
Your son,
Jon

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Jon Lauber

2019, Boise Funeral Home & Cremation, West Fairview Avenue, Boise, ID, USA

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Jon Lauber

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Jon Lauber

2019, Boise Funeral Home & Cremation, West Fairview Avenue, Boise, ID, USA

Kimberly Lauber

2019, Boise, Idaho, USA

Mom I have to say, I never thought I'd miss hearing your tv turned up too loud or having to take over fast-forwarding through all our shows. The little things are hitting me now, like who am I gonna have an ice cream bar with? I don't think I can ever make poor man's spaghetti again, it's too painful!
I remember when I got my sewing machine, it was the first time I had something better than you and you asked me to trade. I know you were joking, but I'd give it to you in a heartbeat if that could bring you back.
I'm so grateful for everything you've taught me, from how to date to how to cook the family recipes. I've been through horrible trials in life and you never judged me, only held me close and let me cry.
I know you're telling me to knock it off and get on with life, I have a lot of living to do, so I'll leave with this: I plan to move forward because not only do I have a father who complains because he doesn't see me enough, and siblings who I've all but deserted, I also have a new family to take care of and grandbabies who'll bring lots of joy!
I will miss you terribly, I will honor you fully and I will never stop loving you! 💝
Your #1 daughter,
Kim

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Kimberly Lauber

Jon Lauber

2019, Meridian, ID, USA

Today is your funeral Mom. The last 6 days have been incredibly difficult. Ive had a lifetime to prepare, and yet, i am still lost.

I have put together a slideshow for your funeral that i hope will honor your life.

I was just telling a friend of mine, about a month ago, how fortunate I was to still have both of my parents alive, and have them still married, as I drawn near the age of 50.
What are the odds? I did some research and as near as I can tell, there is about an 8 percent chance of that. Wow. Thank you for that Mom.

You have tought us to be strong and after your funeral, I make the following pledge to you;

1. I, along with my sibblings, my wife, and my kids, will make sure Dad, Rudy, Charlie, and Kiwi are taken care of and fed well.

2. We will move forward with life and continue to find the goodness this world has to offer.

3. I will take my kids to the doctor in a more timely manner than i have in the past.

4. No more kids running around in the middle of winter in flipflops and without jackets.

5. Olives cage will be kept semi clean.

6. Will cherish your memory and honor your words until my very last breath.

With all the love in the world,
Your favorite son,

Jon Lauber

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