Laura Wright Life and Legacy

Laura P. Wright, a beloved mother, sister, grandmother,

great-grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully at

the age of 72 on February 8, 2024, in Tallahassee, Florida.

Laura was born on July 25, 1951, in Commerce, Georgia,

to Robert and Eula Mae Wright (Williamson). She spent

most of her life in Jacksonville, Florida, where she

graduated from Stanton Vocational School and later

retired from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Laura was a natural leader with an eloquent speaking

style and a charismatic personality. She was an empath

who deeply cared for others and always put their needs

before her own. She was a loving mother to her

daughters, Marvia Franklin-Cooper (Rhonda Cooper) of

Tallahassee, Florida and Randrea Mitchell of Jacksonville,

Florida; and a proclaimed son, Antione Harris (Stephanie

Harris) of Macclenny, Florida. She was a devoted

grandmother to her grandchildren, Micah Franklin,

Madyson Murchison, and McKensey Murchison, and

great-grandmother to Makai and Marlo Franklin of

Jacksonville Florida.

Laura is also survived by her sisters, Barbara Chandler

and LaVerne Geh of Georgia; a number of nieces and

nephews, including Tkeyia Williams and Josie Anderson of

Jacksonville; and grand nieces and nephews, Kaia,

Carson, and Caeden Harris, Mikiya Stephens, Jassier

Anderson, Jeriel Anderson, as well as great-grand niece

and nephew Kazi, and Jenesis Ayers.

Laura was preceded in death by her Stepfather, Lodgin

and mother Eula Mae Williamson, and her brother, Joe

Wright.

Thank you to all who have donated, sent cards, lovely

messages, spoke kind words or perhaps quietly thought of

the family during this time.

Laura will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all

who knew her. Her memory will forever be cherished, and

her legacy will continue to inspire those who were

fortunate enough to have known her.

Special thanks to Latrell Carroll who largely exceeded our

expectations in coordination of care. You are greatly

appreciated.