Lori Coble has passed away following a brave and heartbreaking battle with Stage IV glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and incurable forms of brain cancer. She was surrounded by love after years defined by unimaginable loss, resilience, and devotion to family.
Long before her cancer diagnosis, Lori and her husband, Chris Coble, endured a tragedy few parents survive emotionally. Years ago, their three young children — Kyle, Emma, and Katie — were killed in a devastating car accident.
Lori survived the crash, but the trauma erased all memory of the event.
When she regained consciousness, it was Chris who had to deliver the unthinkable news — that their children were gone. The moment permanently altered their lives, leaving scars that words could never fully capture.
In the years that followed, Lori and Chris chose not to let grief be the final chapter of their story. With courage and determination, they turned to IVF, hoping to rebuild their family while honoring the children they lost. Their journey eventually led to a miracle: the birth of triplets — one son and two daughters.
Those children became a symbol of healing, not replacement, but renewal — living proof that love can exist alongside grief.
When Lori was later diagnosed with Stage IV glioblastoma, the family once again faced a future filled with uncertainty. Despite the diagnosis, she approached her illness with strength, grace, and an unwavering focus on her children and husband.
Friends and loved ones describe Lori as deeply compassionate, resilient, and fiercely devoted to her family — a woman who carried both sorrow and joy with quiet strength.
Her passing marks the end of an extraordinary life shaped by loss, perseverance, and love that never faded.
Lori leaves behind her husband Chris, their triplet children, and a legacy that continues to inspire countless people who followed her journey.
🕊️ May Lori Coble rest in peace, reunited with the children she never stopped loving.
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