Date Of Birth: September 10, 1939
Date Of Death: September 3, 2010
Laurel “Laurie” Claire Leopold Spicer died Friday Sept 3, 2010 after a long battle with lung cancer at her home in Carmel. She was born Sept 10, 1939 in Cleveland Ohio and married to Carey A. Spicer III for 48 years. Laurie was a partner with Carey Spicer & Associates in the Golf Industry. She was an active member and Sunday school teacher at College Park Church, She was also a member of the Women’s Bible Study Truth Project, Chi Omega Sorority, Brookshire Neighborhood Association, Hamilton County Republican party and Vice Precinct Committeeman for Brookshire #1. Laurie is survived by her husband, Carey; mother, Adelia Golke Leopold of Venice Fl; children, Cheri Lynn Longerbone (Brock Longerbone) Connie Lee Goff (Keith Goff), of Indianapolis; siblings, Donald A. Leopold of Omaha Nebraska and Lenore Leopold Nepveu of Sarasota FL and grandchildren, Keith Goff Jr (Buddy) and Laura Goff. She was preceded in death by; father Leonard Leopold and brother Allen Leopold. Visitation will be Monday Sept. 6, 2010, 2-6 PM, Harry W. Moore Funeral Care 8151 Allisonville Road, and funeral services, Tuesday Sept. 7, 2010, 5:00PM, College Park Church, 2606 W. 96 Street. Donations can be made to: The American Cancer Society, www.cancer.org, designate Lung Cancer or American Family Association, http://www.afa.net. Please visit her online guestbook at www.harrywmoore.com. Laurie was passionate for her Christ, God and Country.
Jeanne Groom says
Dear Carey and Girls:
I was saddened to hear of Laurie’s passing. My fondest memories are of our early days at Lake St. Louis.
Laurie’s life was not ordinary, her life was well-live and well-loved, a life that will be deeply missed.
Thinking and praying for you in your time of sorrow.
Jeanne Groom and Family
Cece Jim Currie says
We are so very sad that Laurie has left Carey and her family. However, we rejoice in knowing that we will all be together in a better place with the Lord.
Until then we shall be thankful for her joy and bright spirit.
Love always,
Cece, Jim, Jac, Matt & Doug Currie
Frieda Hooten says
As I sit here trying to put into words my memories of Laurie. She was the most unique person that I have ever met. We called each other “the other mother” due to the fact that her daughter Connie and I have been good friends for a very long time and was able to share alot
of everyday difficulties. Laurie always had a bible verse for me to get me thru a situation. I loved her for that. She will be surely missed by all. My thoughts and prayers are with you Carey, Connie, Cheri and family. Love you all..
Frieda Hooten
Mary Ann Murphy says
Dear Carey and Family,
Though it has been many years since our teaching days at Shady Lane, I will always remember Laurie’s bright smile and her friendliness. She was a wonderful person and teacher. My sympathy to all of you and may your fond memories of Laurie and the fact that she made this world a better place bring you comfort in the days ahead.
Mary Ann (Jamail) Murphy
Lenore Nepveu says
My sister will be sorely missed – by many, many people. She had a unique ability to light up any room she entered, and make everyone feel special.
cheri says
thanks to all who knew my mother–share your thoughts…
Patsy Spicer says
We are so sorry for your loss. Laurie was a wonderful person and will be missed by all. Living in Tennessee didn’t give us much of an opportunity to visit, but when we did, Laurie and that wonderful smile of hers always made our family feel so welcomed and special. Though we can’t be there, please know our thoughts are.
Patsy, Bill, Jamie, Tommy, Billy, Amy and Patrick Spicer
Ron Kathy Faller says
To All,
Condolences and Prayers to and for all Laurie’s family and friends of which we include ourselves. Laurie will be missed by many here and welcomed by Jesus in Heaven.
Ron & Kathy Faller, Chris & Jessica
Denny Maridene Adams says
Dearest Family Members – It hurts our hearts that we can not be with you in this hour of grief and hurt. Just know that your grief is our grief, your tears our tears. Granny Spicer was a wonderful lady and it is our prayer that you all will be filled with wonderful memories of her life with each of you. May God bless each of you and give you his peace and comfort.
Health issues will not let us attend and be with you but our heart is there. All our love.
Denny & Maridene Adams
D Blake Wagner says
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. While I never had the opportunity to meet Laurie, I’m sure her graces that were passed down to our friend Cheri are an indication of what a great person she was. The Indianapolis Chapter of CSI will be making a donation to the American Cancer Society in her honor and you’ll be in our thoughts and prayers.
D. Blake Wagner, President
Indianapolis Chapter of CSI
Gloria and Larry Shuman says
Dear Carey and family,
We are thinking of you at this sad time. May your wonderful memories help ease your loss,and God’s love give you strength.