Birth date: May 4, 1939 Death date: Feb 2, 2022
Laurice Jean Madill, 82, of Chanute passed away on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. Laurice was born on May 4, 1939, in Iola, Kansas, the daughter of Paul and Jean (Foster) Life. Laurice grew up in the Topeka area where her father wa Read Obituary
So very sorry for your loss! Laurice was a very sweet lady! I have many sweet memories of her and her children!
I've known Laurice since her dad, Rev. Paul Life, came to Chanute to be pastor of the EUB church in the 1950s. We attended church together until we graduated high school. She always had that smile and a was ready to engage you in conversation. She's been a family friend for 60 years. A wonderful christian friend. Condolences to the family on their loss from Bob and Linda Byers
Laurice was a longtime friend and church friend of my mother. I have know her for a lifetime and remember her beautiful voice and her love of music. Be at peace now and having a beautiful reunion with her family and friends. My prayers to Marshall, Nita and Craig and families.
Judy Lacey
We are so sorry to hear about Laurice's passing. We shared many good times together at the church with Laurice, Norman and the family. Paul and Jean Life were so good to me growing up. Laurice was such a wonderful person and friend. We will miss her. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and friends. May God give you comfort and peace.
Steve, Retta and Jean Seger
Roland and Linda Loved Laurice very much. So many good memories and fun. We will miss her very much. But just knowing her has been a blessing. Bless the Madill family.
Such a great lady inside & out. She will be missed greatly. Hugs & prayers.
Kathy (Umbarger) Sehorn
She was like a second mom,I stayed at their house alot,went to Sunday school and church with that family every weekend,she was truly a jewel in my teen age years,will definitely be missed,RIP laurice
Aunt Laurice was usually the one to call to alert our Madill families about sickness or deaths in the family. I could count on getting a call from her regularly checking up on how our family was doing. She was the "glue" that held much of the family together. Thank you, Aunt Laurice, for caring for our family. You did the job well.
