Lola Scarbrough

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Lola Street Scarbrough, 61, of Chesapeake, passed away on January 24, 2014, after a short illness. Lola was the daughter of Miyoko Takimoto Street and Herman Street. Born on August 21, 1952, in Montgomery, Alabama, she was a 1970 graduate of Prattville High School and a graduate of Trentholm Technical nursing program.

Lola was predeceased by her father, Herman Street and her son, Jason Scarbrough. Left behind to mourn her passing are her son Stephen Scarbrough of Chesapeake, Virginia; her partner Henry C. Sullivan and his father Henry “Pete” Sullivan, of Chesapeake, Virginia; brother Laurence Street of Birmingham, Alabama; sister Lois LaMarque of Deatsville, Alabama; sister Lisa Takimoto, of Seattle, Washington; and a grandson, Jason Osborn, of Oakdale, Connecticut, as well as other family and friends.

Lola was employed by the Chesapeake School District for several years. She was a vivacious, caring woman who loved to laugh, was an avid reader who passed that on to her children, and was an excellent cook and baker. She loved animals and had several cherished pets during her life. She will be missed by all those fortunate enough to know her.

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  1. Robert Sperling on February 5, 2014 at 6:23 am

    Dear Lola – All the goodness you did here on earth were noticed by all. The love you had in your heart for the people around you and the way you took care of the ones that really needed you have lost so much. You brightened the life of everyone who knew you and put a smile on the faces of the people that you just passed. Now you are with our Father in heaven and all your pain is gone. You and my wife Rita are together now. Lola please rest in peace and the ones that love you will see you again one day

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  2. Ruth Marie Jensen on February 14, 2014 at 5:49 pm

    i was sad to hear Lola has gone home. We spent time together during HS. She had time to visit and bring a smile to my mom(when she was becoming housebound). Lola always brought a smile to those around her, and had time to lift up or cheer those in need of encouragement. there was no arrogance, or snobbiness towards younger folks, less fortuneate folks, or people with limited abilities.

    God bless her family and friends as we remember her, and cherish our time with her.

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