Eleanor Lorraine Edmondson

Eleanor Lorraine Ewings who was known as, Lori Edmondson lost her battle with cancer on June 22, 2020. Lori was born in Erie, Pennsylvania October 7, 1943. She graduated high school and joined the United States Navy where she served as a W.A.V.E Hospital Corpsman from 1963-1966. After her training in Bethesda, Maryland she was stationed at the Charleston Naval Base Dispensary where she served a three year career and received an honorable discharge in 1966. After discharge worked in civil service for one year as the assistant to the naval ophthalmologist surgeon. During her four year career she spent many hours in the eye surgery OR with the doctor and loved it. She was so loved and honored by all she worked for there that when her military enlistment was complete they hired her back on as a civilian while she waited for her husband John Buren Edmondson to finish out his enlistment. Lori and John were married on the naval base and divorced after 23 years. They have two children and three grandchildren together who are all survived by her today. Daughter, Danielle Suzanne Edmondson, her children Isabella Michelle Fiur and Lucas Gabriel Fiur and son Jason Brent Edmondson and his daughter Alicia Danielle Edmondson. Lori later married Alan Gordon Fraser where they have resided together for 30 years in Fairburn, Georgia. Lori’s occupational career was as the Manager for inside sales and customer service at Hoshizaki America in Peachtree City, GA. for 27 years until she retired at the age of 66. She had a love and natural gift for gardening and created a very large, beautiful flower and plant garden at home. This was her bliss along with the love and care for her many dogs over the years which she made the garden their resting place by making a sacred cemetery where she would sit and an enjoy their memories. Lori Edmondson was a bright beautiful light in this world who touched the lives of many. A fiery natural red head who was strong, intelligent, witty and fun. Gifted with strong intuition, a good and loyal friend and wife, and most of all a mother of two who instilled strong values of integrity, patriotism and love that will live on as her legacy through them. She will be missed and loved by her husband, children and all who were touched by meeting or knowing her true essence in this world. In the end she claimed her peace to go meet the Lord where she will truly live in the glory of heaven forever.