Laura Linn Cline

In Loving Memory of Laura Linn Cline

September 13, 1958 – May 12, 2026

Laura Linn Cline, 67, of Greeley, Colorado, passed away on May 12, 2026. Born on

September 13, 1958, in Greeley, Colorado, Laura lived a life defined by compassion,

service, and devotion to her family and community. She will be remembered as a

beloved wife, mother, and friend whose kindness, generosity, and quiet strength

touched the lives of many.

Laura’s life was one of meaningful work and heartfelt care for those around her. She

began her professional journey by opening her own beauty salon in Hayden, Colorado,

where she built her business with dedication and pride. After returning to Greeley, she

continued a life centered on helping others by becoming a certified nursing assistant. In

that role, she provided compassionate in-home care to elderly individuals, offering

comfort, dignity, and companionship to those in need. Later, Laura served as a

teacher’s assistant, where she worked closely with children with special needs. In each

chapter of her life, she approached her work with patience, warmth, and a genuine

desire to make a difference.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Laura gave generously of her time to the

community she loved. She served as a leader in the Girl Scouts while her daughters

were involved and supported the Boy Scouts through her son’s participation. She was

also a dedicated volunteer Wrangler for the Greeley Stampede for more than twelve

years, faithfully giving her time and energy to an event that holds a special place in the

community. During the Christmas season, Laura also volunteered to ring the bell for the

Salvation Army, a reflection of her giving spirit and desire to help others. Her actions,

both large and small, revealed a life lived with humility, generosity, and care.

Laura’s life was marked by enduring grace, steadfast love, and a deep commitment to

her family. She is survived by her beloved husband, James; her daughters, Jessica and

Rebecca; and her son, Colton; 9 grandchildren. She leaves behind a legacy of

compassion, service, and devotion that will continue to inspire all who knew her. Though

she will be deeply missed, her memory will remain a lasting blessing to her family,

friends, and community.