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I loved Lorie's eyes. There was such depth and beauty and soulfulness to be seen in them.

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Certainly, Lorie was one of my very first fandom friends, both on-line and in real life. I remember what a thrill it was when she commented on Borderlines, way back in the old days when we were still on Yahoo Groups ( Read more... )

Yesterday I couldn't concentrate very hard to write out anything very coherent.

I'm going to try to remember in incoherent pieces what Lorie's friendship meant to me...but I doubt I will give it justice. My brain is still a big foggy. I was talking to sayhello last night and she suggested I share some of the early memories ( Read more... )

Like so many here at LJ, I didn't know Lorie until the call went out for the "For Lorie" project. At the time, she was a stranger to me, but the cause was one that was close to my heart, having lost my mother to cancer, so I wanted to participate. Because of Lorie's love of The Faculty, I wrote my very first Casey/Zeke fic, "After Delilah," and ( Read more... )

I'm a little numb now, so I thought I would just post a few of my favorite Lorie pics.

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I didn't know Lorie very long. I met her in Chicago, but didn't speak to her. I was new to so many people there. I was fascinated with the beautiful book "For Lorie." What a tribute for friends to make for another friend. It also warned me that there was something important happening. I remember walking into the room and seeing Lorie on the ( Read more... )