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Lori Holland, 52, of Morganton, NC, passed away Friday, May 5, 2023.

Born in Burke County, NC on May 21, 1970, she is the daughter of the late Bobby Branch and Frances Roper Branch.

Lori had worked at Sky City, Big Lots, and Tastee Freeze. She was a loving Momma and MawMaw.

Mrs. Holland is survived by her husband, Jonathan Holland; daughter, Kimberly Brewer (Dillion); son, Bryson Holland; and grandchildren, Daniel “Monkey” Brewer and Lucas “Pokie” Stamper.

Services for Lori will be held at a later date.

Sossoman Funeral Home and Crematory Center is assisting the family with the arrangements.

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Fly high Purple Lady. 💜💜

—Trish Peters
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My condolences go out to Lori Holland's family , I met Lori thru work at magnolia lane nursing rehab center she was a very sweet lady .she always talked about her family and grandbaby's she loved so dear .she will forever be in our hearts fly high sweet friend until we meet again .

—Teresa Courtney
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I went to HS with Lori. Such a sweet and caring classmate and friend. I am so very sorry for you loss. She always had a smile on her face and loved all of her classmates. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Pam Cowan McLellan

—Pam Cowan McLellan

So blessed to have known you and care for you.Fly high sweet angel.You will be missed by so many who had to pleasure knowing you.

—Cheryl Rodriquez

I remember when Lori was born, and the years of her growing up. My mom kept a photo of Lori in her Caspar the Ghost Halloween costume. Mom loved Lori and got a chuckle at things she said. I knew my cousin had health problems for a long time, but talking with her online on May 1, I was completely unaware that she would pass away a week later. I was going to find that photo, and would have sent it to her. She told me how much she loved her Aunt Annie, who carried her around before she could walk. The heartbreaking part is that Lori was looking for a wheel chair as she wasn't able to walk anymore.

—Lucille Bollinger Hartmann
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Lori was a very sweet and loving woman from the time I meet her got to serve her and everything so sad she is gone

—Kelsey
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Always in our hearts momma we love you

—Kimberly Brewer
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To a wounderful lady that will be missed bunches and love a lot she had a heart of gold rip Lori holland fly high over the mountains in the sky to be with your mom and dad til we meet again

—Sheila Lane