Lorraine Baker
November 11, 1963 - March 26, 2019
Obituary
Lorraine Sue Baker passed away peacefully March 26, 2019. She was born November 11, 1963 to Franklin Weaver and Mae Elaine Hall, in Indianapolis, IN. Lori enjoyed 30 years of marriage to Gerald Edwin Baker. Mrs. Baker loved her children, grandchildren, and was a mother to all. Lori was a selfless, giving person, who loved expressing her opinions. She made a special impression on everyone she met. Lori loved her animals, enjoyed outdoors, gardening and soaking up the sunshine. Left to cherish Lorraine's memory are husband, Gerald Baker; children, Paulito Manawat Jr., Markie Parsons, and Jeri Elise Baker; mother, Mae Elaine Hall; granddaughters; Saidi Manawat and Nohmi Manawat; 4 sisters, 1 brother, and 3 nieces and nephews.
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Teresa Skaggs
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I remember Lori when she was really little until the time I saw her at her anniversary party for her 25th Anniversary. It was so special seeing her. Jerry my heart breaks for you and for the girls and for P.J. as well as the rest of the family. She was like a little sister and I will miss her terribly.
With all our love,
Lester & Teresa (Goodwin) Skaggs
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Violeta
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Thank You for being such a good friend to me in our young days...You will be miss here on earth but we know God had other plans for you. Till we meet again...
Love,
Bolay
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Mary
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You were the best sister ever! My role model, my friend, and gorgeous! I will think of you every day Lori! I'm sorry that you couldn't stay longer and enjoy your grandbabies. I love you all!
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Bert Tabares Family
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Our deepest condolences to the entire family. You are in our thoughts and prayers through this very difficult time. It’s so hard to loose precious family members even though you know they are in heaven.
Sincerely from
Bert Tabares’s family
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Wendy
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I miss you more than you can ever know my life will never be the same but just knowing that you’re finally sleeping and in no pain makes life a little happier
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Toy Aspiro
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I’m so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family May all your precious memories of her comfort you during this difficult time and always.