Lori Jean Vassallo
Lori Jean Vassallo passed away on July 8, 2022 at her home in Bellevue, Washington at 63 years old of breast cancer.
She was born in Chicago, Illinois on July 20, 1958 to Mary Eliff and John Vassallo.
Lori was a passionate person who loved traveling, listening to loud music, enjoying the finer things, keeping up with new technology, and dining out at restaurants.
She was survived by her domestic partner, Mike Welsch. She left behind three loving daughters, Rachel Brewer, Rebecca Eyre, and Leah Merriam, as well as two grandchildren, Melody and Peyton, and two great grandchildren, Bella and Elia. She will continue to be deeply missed by her family.
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You were so loved, Mom, and you will never be forgotten. Rest well.
Lori was an amazing person and got to know her through her daughter Rebecca. A tragic loss may she Rest In Peace and our deepest condolences to the family.
A rare and beautiful person. We are all better for having know you…..
Dear Lori – Your smile, energy and love of life will be missed. Mike, we share your sorrow and are deeply saddened. Sending the bereaved family our deepest sympathy.
Lori,
My light, my life, my one true love!
My heart is shattered. My love for you will never end.
💔
“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid. Do not be discouraged. For the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.”
-Joshua 1:9
I am proud to say I knew Lori since 1988. She was so smart, so sweet and so funny. We shared lot of laughs. Happily, we stayed in touch all these years. I love Lori so much! And I miss knowing she was always there for me. I hope her memory will be a blessing to all.
I like Kathy Jones knew Lori since 1988 when she worked for our company. Unfortunately I didn’t really get to know her until several years after when we communicated regularly through Messenger especially when you both were heading to Nice…
I was shocked to hear the news especially about this insidious decease that hits close to home
May she Rest In Peace and Mike our best thoughts to you
Alan and Marie Oakes
I love you Nano, I miss you so much the time we spent together was more then amazing and I will cherish it forever! And will always tell your great grand baby’s about you! I hope heaven everything you wanted! I will miss singing to spice girls with you and dancing are hearts out. Again nano I love you your forever in my heart and your great grand baby’s.
Lori was such a delight to be around and to have great conversations with.
Lori didn’t know me but I’m her half sister. My name is Sharon and Mary Eliff was my mom. I tried to find you to try to connect with you but found you too late. I’m so sorry to hear this news. My heart breaks for your beautiful daughters and their families. Wish we could have gotten to know each other.