Another Hope Clinic employee has died. "Lauren" was a professing Christian , she listened to loud Christian music as she pulled onto abortion mill parking lot. Several times our ministry gently confronted her as she walked inside to murder babies or on her smoke breaks. She felt this was her duty to help kill babies. Murdering babies is not healthcare Lauren, we reminded her. She was employed at Hope(less) off and on for the past 16 yrs.. May God show her the same mercy she showed the babies,. Ironically the same fate met a young Ryan Goskie only 25 yrs old when he died suddenly, unexpected still working inside Hope Clinic per diem. So sad. Matthew 6:24 You cannot serve two masters.You cannot serve God and money. RIP (car plate) TIBI #RyanGoskie #HopeClinic #smallvictoriesusa.com
Lauren spent her career as a phlebotomist at the Gateway Medical Group Edwardsville Health Center. She was also a passionate advocate for access to healthcare and worked part-time serving patients at the Hope Clinic for Women in Granite City.
Often referred to as the Martha Stewart of South Combs Avenue, Lauren was an avid cook and baker. She was known to whip up confectionary masterpieces for special events or just because she thought you needed something special to brighten your day.
Lauren is survived by her mother Sheila Wortham, her stepsister Jennifer Wortham, her best friend and bodyguard Lincoln McCauley, aunt Vicky Benyr, many dear friends, beloved neighbors, and extended family.
Lauren was preceded in death by her father Fred McCauley, paternal grandparents Warren and Delphina McCauley nee Martinez, maternal grandparents Frank and Helen Kuback, great aunt Frances “Tootsie” Kuback, stepfather Elmer Wortham and stepbrother Brian Wortham.
A private graveside ceremony will be held on Saturday, April 23, 2022, at Calvary Cemetery in Edwardsville, Illinois followed by a public celebration of life gathering at 1:00 p.m. at the Mexican Honorary Commission, 1801 Spruce Street in Granite City, Illinois
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Skin Cancer Foundation at skincancer.org or Pound Pets Rescue in Granite City
