She was the heart of her family that loved her greatly and will be deeply missed. Lori will be remembered for her love of life, her strong will to fight through her health struggles, and her determination to remain positive even through the toughest of times. She enjoyed all things in nature, but especially roses, butterflies, owls, and roosters. When she was feeling up to it, she loved to go out to eat and travel with her husband. Her grandchildren gave her so much joy, she loved looking forward to talking to them on the phone or Facetime and she was overjoyed when her kids and grandchildren came to visit. In fact, her family was her proudest accomplishment. Her home and family were priceless to her, filled with family pictures, willow tree angel figurines of family, and uplifting sayings.
She had an infectious smile and loved life. She often posted inspirational poems and sayings to her social media in an effort to help elevate others. She was compassionate, warm hearted, thoughtful, and sweet.
She was adored by all who had the privilege of spending time with her and lived every day showing kindness and warmth to others. Lori also leaves behind and a large family of aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, nieces and nephews. A beloved mother, wife, aunt, grandmother, and friend, she is survived by her husband John Veik, parents Daniel and Terri, son Erik and his wife Rebecca, daughters Ashley, Lindsey and her partner Marek, sister Kacy and 8 beautiful grandchildren: Natalie, Grace, Isabelle, Addison, Ava, Levi, Peyton, and Gunner, plus two grandchildren who are on their way. She was employed by the USPS for over 15 years. Lori was born on Octoin Kalamazoo, Michigan. Lorelle “Lori” Kay Sullivan of Goodyear, Arizona passed away peacefully on Main Goodyear, Arizona.
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