Birth date: Oct 29, 1956 Death date: Dec 5, 2011
LORI WHEELER DRAUGHON, 55, died December 5, 2011 at Baptist Trinity Hospice House. She was the Director of Stem Cell Transplant at Baptist Memorial Hospital and a member of Bellevue Baptist Church. The family will receive friends Read Obituary
I am thinking about you, Blair in your time of sorrow. I will be praying for you as you go trough this.Remember all the great memories that you had of your mom. May God Bless you.
Our prayers go out to the entire Draughon family. We did not have the pleasure of meeting Lori, but if she was anything like her daughter Brit, we know she was a good, fun, lovable and hard working person. We had the pleasure of meeting Brittany at The RO
Our prayers go out to the entire Draughon family. We did not have the pleasure of meeting Lori, but if she was anything like her daughter Brit, we know she was a good,fun,lovable and hard working person. We had the pleasure of meeting Brit at The ROC at G
Brandon, We are so sorry to hear about your Mom. If we can help you all in any way please let us know. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Philip and Genise
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother, I know how important she was in all your lives. Remember that your closeness and warm memories will bring you comfort. Know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Lori was a very special lady. She had so much love in her heart for her family and friends. I am so lucky to have known her and to have worked with her for many years but above all I am lucky to have called her my friend. It is our loss and Heaven’s gain
Lori was a beautiful women inside and out. She could brighten up any room with her beauty, grace and dignity. Lori was a dedicated mother, daughter, sister and nurse. She has touched many lives and will be missed by all. I’m so grateful for having the opp
As one of Blair’s new friends, I did not have the pleasure of meeting her mother, Lori. I know Blair to be a kind, faithful woman who remained focused on the changing needs of her famiy. To the Draughon family; I am so sorry for your loss. Lori, may Go
I KNOW SHE WAS A SPECIAL LADY THAT HAD ALOT OF LOVE FROM HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I NEVER GOT THE CHANCE TO MEET HER PERSONALLY BUT I FELT LIKE I KNEW HER FROM BLAIRS STORIES THAT SHE TELLS ME ABOUT HER. I KNOW SHE IS IN A BETTER PLACE NOW. MY THOUGHTS AND
When I think of Lori, I think of radiant beauty and grace. A beautiful lady, both inside and out. I am forever grateful for Lori’s friendship; she was an inspiration and I will always remember the good times and laughs we shared. The world has lost a
