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dawn sukhai posted a condolence
Monday, June 26, 2017
A year already! may u continue to find comfort in her children and for Val a life taken so soon may u RIP love Auntie Dawn
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Dolores posted a condolence
Sunday, July 10, 2016
Valerie My earliest memory of us is when we were about 5 or 6 years old at the rabbit hole we found in a field near my house"our rabbit hole". We would go there regularly to place carrots next to the hole for the bunnies to eat. We'd come back later and they'd all be gone. We loved catching frogs, toad, tadpoles and anything else we could find for our zoo. One of my other favorite memories was when we were out hunting for more pets and you found about 50 cocoons under a bush. Yay, we hit the jackpot!!! We knew they were cocoons because they were about an inch long, hard and kind of oval shaped. We excitedly and carefully collected them all and placed them into an empty coffee can. We decided it would be best to put the can on the porch in the sunniest area so they would stay warm and eventually hatch. Every day we would open the coffee can to check on our cocoons hoping to see our beautiful hatched monarch butterflies. We waited and waited figuring it must take quite a long time. During this waiting period we made plans of how we were going to soon have 50 butterflies, how those butterflies would have their own babies, and how we'd have an entire room full of them, how we'd feed them,care for them and play with them etc. This was a wonderful and magical dream for two little girls who were best friends. One day my mother was cleaning the porch and found the coffee can. She open it and yelled in disgust "why is there a can of dried up cat sh** on the porch"!!!?. Our butterfly dreams were shattered...lol. Valerie, thank you for this memory we've been able to share for 28 years. There are so many memories of us in childhood, teenage years, twenties and recent years, the more sad years. Sometimes we'd part ways for years at a time, but every time we reunited, we'd just quickly and naturally pick up where we left off, as if no time had passed at all.This is the kind of magic that can only happen between 2 friends who've known each other from such a young age that they can't even remember the first day they met. Over the past week I've tried desperately to remember the first time we ever laid eyes on each other but I can't. In my mind, you were just always there in my world from the beginning. You were like having a sister my same age. We wanted to be sisters so badly that we picked our scabs and rubbed our blood together to make it so lol. I never had to worry or wonder what she thought of me. When she liked someone you knew it was genuine. If she didn't like you She never played pretend with people and she always spoke her truth. She didn't hide her true feelings She was unconventional and had few filters. There were times I'd hang my head in embarrassment with some of the things she'd say to people, but, honestly, she was speaking truth. Only she was the only one with enough nerve enough to say it. You had to respect her for that. She worked very hard, just like her parents so I hired her to work for me at my start up business. I could literally call her at 2 am to make money and she'd find a way to be right there and get the job done.She never turned down a job, even if she was 9 months pregnant, in 95 degree weather, while having diabetes. She was an amazing employee. She was resourceful and had great survival skills. This woman could make a dollar out of 15 cents if she had to. She was NOT at all lazy. She was amazing at dusting herself off and trying again in life. She never denied her faults. She's be the first to admit them. She knew how to laugh at her self and others freely. She knew how to forgive. She didn't hold grudges. She was like no other female friend as she never suffered from jealousy. She never back stabbed me, ever. When she was wrong, she would admit it. When I or anyone else was wrong she would tell them straight out how she felt. She knew how to apologize. She knew how to forgive and move on. She wasn't much into gossip. There wasn't anything she would say about a person that she wouldn't say right to their face. She never acted entitled She always acted grateful. She knew how to have fun. She knew what true sacrifice was and regularly did so for her kids and the people she loved. She cleaned up her life so many times for the sake of her children even though it was enormously difficult. Even when she didn't have all she needed she still help others even less fortunate. She had walked in so many shoes in her life that she became compassionate, non judgmental and understanding towards other people. She made me feel safe telling her all my secrets because I knew she's never shoo me away. And she didn't, she always looked at me with the same eyes. There's nothing I couldn't tell Valerie. She blessed me with her trust and the opportunities to know her secrets as well. Those secrets are locked away in my heart now and forever. All she ever wanted was to be in a relationship like her parents because that's the kind of love she believed was possible and she wouldn't accept anything less. Valerie's favorite things in life were animals and babies, especially her own. She loved them so very much. Valerie, I see you in my mind finally holding Christian in your arms,no more having to miss him,no more pain, no more sadness, no more struggle, only peacefulness, just waiting for the rest of us to one day join you. I miss you now, but I know I'll see you again on the other side of the rabbit hole. There we can just pick up where we left off. Your longest friend, Dolores
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Katherine (Westover) Demczuk posted a condolence
Friday, July 8, 2016
Valerie. This is auntie. I love you and will miss you. You tried to comfort me when mark past away, I'll never forget that. There's no one to comfort me from your passing. Val was a beautiful lady inside and out. We had some good times. Most of all I remember she came and seen me when I almost died. R.I.P. love you Kathy
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Brenda Weinle posted a condolence
Friday, July 8, 2016
There are no words to express the sorrow I feel at the loss of my daughter. Valerie was a strong willed independent young women. Even when we argued we both always said I love you to each other. When ever I cooked a holiday meal Valerie was always there, she's the only one that would tell me what was wrong with it. I'm going to miss that so so much. Valerie and I disagreed on most things especially her lifestyle but it was her life to live and she was going to live it her way. I think Valerie was most proud of her children Cameron and Breyona. I see Valerie in both my grandchildren and take comfort in that. I don't think a mother could love a child more. I hope Valerie finds the peace she's always sought. I will love you forever Valerie hugs and kisses till I see you again. I love you, mom
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Dawn Weinle Sukhai posted a condolence
Thursday, July 7, 2016
You never know what to say at a time like this know that me and the families thoughts and prayers r with u
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EMILY KAISER (Clark) posted a condolence
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Brenda,Fred & Andrew I'm so sorry to hear of Val's passing. My heart and thoughts are with all of you.
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