Birth date: Dec 21, 1946 Death date: Sep 15, 2014
Laverne Victoria Harris, 67, Registered Nurse passed away on September 15, 2014 in Tulsa, OK. She was born December 21, 1946 in Belize City, British Honduras. Laverne is survived by her mother, Gwendolyn Brewster; children, Loel L Read Obituary
I miss you each and every day mommy.
Just found out today about Mommie. I am sad (selfishly) but happy for Mommie because she gets to be with her Father. She made me feel as if I was family. I hadn't seen Mommie in quite some time but the love I feel is immense and the sorrow is deep. She has left a great legacy of family behind. I love this beautiful woman. Good bye.
To Gee, Poppy, Dwayne, Sandra, Gweenie. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Goddy. Our hearts are heavy. May God Bless you all and give you strength today, tomorrow, and the days to come. Brighter days are ahead for you. Love you Stephanie Williams and family. t
This no time to worry or be sad. Lavern was a great loving women who served our Lord here on earth. Now she is resting in her reward. Family I hate that I can't be there but, my heart is with you.
It was a great honor to have had the opportunity to spend precious moments sharing the word, worshipping and just enjoying the company of this might woman of a God. I shared and laughed with Gwen about a recent memory I had with Ms Laverne when I had to scramble for my bible as we quoted a portion out of Psalms and she kept quoting past what I had memorized. She loved and knew the word of a God. I know Ms Laverne loved Jesus with all her heart and loved her family more than anything in life! I look forward to seeing her again in paradise:)
" Earth has NO sorrow that HEAVEN can not bear"; Until we met again… Betty McGill
To the friends and family of Laverne Harris: I am honored and privileged to say that she was my friend and prayer partner during our time in Gold Class together. Few people have I known to possess the magnitude of faith and grace in equal measure, as demonstrated by Laverne. I am thankful for the richness and quality of friendship she brought to my life, and I will miss her beautiful and infectious smile. I am thankful I will see that smile again in eternity. – Jo Dee Davis
