Laura E. Benjamin was loving, smart, kind and generous to a fault. After battling an unexpected illness, she tragically passed on Sunday, January 5, 2020. Born in Framingham, she was a 2005 graduate of Framingham High School, and a 2010 graduate of UMASS Dartmouth.
Through college, Laura worked with children, later pursuing careers at CCLC at TJX. Not long afterwards she left to Nanny where she found happiness and fulfillment. Her loving and nurturing ways were a comfort to many over the years. She loved animals, especially her rescue dog Harold Winston. More than anything she loved her family. Gone but never forgotten, Laura will forever be loved and mourned by her parents. (www.mccarthyfh.com/obituary/Laura-Benjamin)
Through college, Laura worked with children, later pursuing careers at CCLC at TJX. Not long afterwards she left to Nanny where she found happiness and fulfillment. Her loving and nurturing ways were a comfort to many over the years. She loved animals, especially her rescue dog Harold Winston. More than anything she loved her family. Gone but never forgotten, Laura will forever be loved and mourned by her parents. (www.mccarthyfh.com/obituary/Laura-Benjamin)
Laura E. Benjamin was loving, smart, kind and generous to a fault. After battling an unexpected illness, she tragically passed on Sunday, January 5, 2020. Born in Framingham, she was a 2005 graduate of Framingham High School, and a 2010 graduate of UMASS Dartmouth.
Through college, Laura worked with children, later pursuing careers at CCLC at TJX. Not long afterwards she left to Nanny where she found happiness and fulfillment. Her loving and nurturing ways were a comfort to many over the years. She loved animals, especially her rescue dog Harold Winston. More than anything she loved her family. Gone but never forgotten, Laura will forever be loved and mourned by her parents. (www.mccarthyfh.com/obituary/Laura-Benjamin)
Through college, Laura worked with children, later pursuing careers at CCLC at TJX. Not long afterwards she left to Nanny where she found happiness and fulfillment. Her loving and nurturing ways were a comfort to many over the years. She loved animals, especially her rescue dog Harold Winston. More than anything she loved her family. Gone but never forgotten, Laura will forever be loved and mourned by her parents. (www.mccarthyfh.com/obituary/Laura-Benjamin)
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