Sarah Lawrence

Sarah Lawrence, a mother, daughter, sister, and friend passed away on Saturday, May 24, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, resilience, and a profound impact on all who knew her. Born on April 28, 1977, in Lubbock, Texas, Sarah’s life was one defined by her unwavering spirit and dedication to those around her. A graduate of Coronado High School in 1995, Sarah embarked on a journey that would see her travel through various paths. She continued her education at Southwest Texas before finding her calling as a flight attendant for Southwest Airlines, a role she cherished for many years. When returning back to Lubbock, she graduated from Texas Tech University, earning her B.S. degree in Human Sciences and English. Her professional journey took her to Covenant Medical Center in Plainview, where she worked as a surgical tech. Driven by her passion for helping others, Sarah went on to obtain her Surgical First Assistant certification and was recognized with the Excellence Award, a testament to her hard work and dedication.

Outside of her career, Sarah exuded an infectious joy for life. She attended Camp Longhorn every year, evolving from camper to counselor and eventually becoming an employee, sharing her love for the outdoors and mentoring the next generation. Her outgoing nature and gift for making friends gave her the unique ability to touch lives, always being a caretaker, a giving spirit, and a source of support. Sarah's creative side flourished in hobbies such as organizing estate sales and becoming certified in glass identification. She found beauty in the details and enjoyed connecting with others over shared interests.

She leaves behind her son, Luke Anders Lawrence of Lubbock; parents, Cuyler Cousins and Carolyn (Hall) Lawrence of Lubbock; brother, James Cuyler Lawrence and Annie of Lubbock; uncle, Peter C. Hall of Brentwood, California; nephew, Jacob Joel Lawrence of Lubbock; cousins, James. T. Hall of Napa, California, William Lawrence of Dallas, and Kristin Lawrence Summers of Hamilton, Texas; former sister-in-law, Jessica Trevino McDonald; and her friend, Marcia Wilson.

Sarah was preceded in death by her infant brother, Anders Hunter Lawrence; grandparents, Dr. James T. Hall and Carol M. Hall of Lubbock and William R. Lawrence and Martha Louise Lawrence of Marlin, Texas.

Memorial services will be provided in the coming days.

Memorials in Sarah's name can be made to First Christian Church in Lubbock, https://fcclubbock.org/give/ or The Center for the Study of Addiction at Texas Tech University, https://www.depts.ttu.edu/hs/csa/give.php