Laura Harrison

The young mother set her foot on the path of life. Is the way long she asked. And her guide said, Yes, and the way is hard. And you will be old before you reach the end of it. But the end will be better than the beginning. .Temple Bailey So set the tone of the life lived by Laura Beatrice Harrison 69, who made her transition on March 30th 2011, in Stilwell Ok. She was born to parents Willie Prince Trammel and Annie Dellave Schumann on January 27th 1942 amid the chaos of World War II in San Diego California, a city pulsing with high energy and life, preparing warriors for our country. A perfect setting for this independent free spirit who loved life and her family with all her heart and who ultimately would need to be a warrior too. Her youth was spent raising a family of three children and traveling up and down the beautiful Pacific coastlines that she loved. She was as happy with a handful of seashells as she would have been if they were golden nuggets. Her later years were spent fighting a long illness and in the end losing this battle. She is survived by children, Phillip Jay Weidmark and wife Ana, of El Cajon California, Lena Rene Woods of Grants Pass Oregon, Robert Daniel Harrison of El Cajon California, four grandchildren, Harmony of Grants Pass Oregon, Phillip, Shane and Richard Weidmark of El Cajon, California. Mother, Annie Feasel of Stilwell Ok. Sister, Lela Samargis and husband Frank of Stilwell. Sister, Evelyn Braly and husband Ronald of Stilwell Ok. Brother, Dale Ray Trammel of Stilwell Ok. Brother, Denny Feasel and wife Evelyn of Emmett Idaho, and Brother Darrell Feasel of Stilwell Ok. Also, Beloved Aunt, Dolly Kester of Stilwell Oklahoma and multiple nephews and nieces and cousins too numerous to name. She was preceded in death by her Father, Willie P. Trammel, of El Cajon California. Brother, David Feasel, of Bullhead City Arizona and Stepfather, Donald Feasel, of Stilwell Ok. The Family wishes to thank all the residents of Stilwell Senior Housing, Memorial Hospital and Stilwell Nursing Home staff for the support and love they gave Laura during her time with them. No funeral or services will be held. Cremation by Roberts Funeral Home. And the aging mother said: I have reached the end of my journey. And now I know that the end is better than the beginning, for my children can walk alone and their children after them. .Temple Bailey