Laura Jean Robertson,

Fred, Freddy, Anna and Evan, Our heartfelt thoughts are with all of you. How difficult to have dealt with Laura/your mom's ongoing decline. We know you have been mourning her chronic condition for some time. Her loss at such a young age is hard, but we wish you all the strength to move forward in her honor. May you find some peace in knowing she has left a part of her in each of your hearts. Many blessings to all of you, Tim and Beth

On behalf of everyone here at the Alzheimer's Association - thank you so much for thinking of us at this time of loss to your family. Memorials made in Laura's name will be put to immediate use serving families and supporting research. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Tom Hlavecek, Executive Director

HI Fred & Family- So sorry to hear of the loss of Laura. I'm Joe Knight's sister- & was also on the Women's Crew Team. (Karen Ela passed on the word- we are getting ready to do a Master's Race in August in NJ for a reunion.) We just lost our youngest sister Maggy two months ago at age 46. She was Down Syndrome & also had the Down Syndrome version of Alzehmeir's. So sorry for the great loss of such a wonderful wife and mother. Take it easy on yourselves now.- Mary Grace

John and I are very sorry to hear of Laura's death. We know that this has taken a big toll on all of your family. We hope to see you next time we get back to the Madison area for a rowing function. Beth & John Bosio

Fred: I'm so sorry. Laura had so much zest for life. I still think of you both as college students...time marches on. Our youngest sister, Maggy, died of complications due to Alzheimer's on Easter in Madison. We'll keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Joe Knight