Celebrating Loren’s life

by LCH on July 27, 2010

Loren Heiny passed away on Sunday, July 25, 2010. We are gathering to celebrate his life and all the joys he brought to our lives. Please join our family on Saturday, July 31 at 2pm. We will be at our sister’s home for a picnic, which Loren loved. We’ll have lots of hugs and Loren’s favorite foods: hamburgers and hot dogs, and home made ice cream.

There will be time for stories, sharing photos, and doing things Loren enjoyed. We have a couple of Loren’s model airplanes that you can fly and we’ll have some rockets to set off. Feel free to bring your own also, or anything else to share your memories of Loren.

The weather will be warm (high 70s to mid 80s), with chance of monsoon late afternoon. Please dress for a picnic (shorts, tshirts / polo shirts, sundress).

If you are unable to join us in Prescott Valley then please consider participating by having your own family picnic celebration. We’d appreciate you sharing these events with our family by sending us photos and videos.

Near by hotels
Hampton Inn
2901 N Glassford Hill Rd, Prescott Valley, AZ
(928) 772-1800

Comfort Suites
2601 N Crownpointe Dr, Prescott Valley, AZ
(928) 771-2100

Residence Inn-Prescott
3599 Lee Cir, Prescott, AZ
(928) 775-2232

Springhill Suites-Prescott
200 E Sheldon St, Prescott, AZ
(928) 776-0998

Update: Thank you for celebrating Loren’s life with us.

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