Laura will always be special to me because she never judged… she was always just an openhearted caring kind person and she left the world better than she found it. That is something not everybody can do. I’ve enjoyed watching all the adventures and thank you Chad for letting us know through GoFundMe that she passed. I wish I lived closer.I’m grateful for our private conversations that we had and just her open-mindedness, I’m sure that legacy will live on in so many ways. She was always a ray of sunshine, even when things were hard… bright and cheerful. I’m thinking of you all today sending love and light and good things. Max xx
Kindness is the experience
Laura Christine Keuler
November 27, 1973 – July 10, 2026
“Born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan and ascended with angels in Gimli, Manitoba. Laura believed a meaningful life isn't measured by what we collect, but by the experiences we create for others. Thank you for being part of her life.”
Laura's seven life lessons
A meaningful life is measured in experiences
Laura believed a life isn't measured by what we collect, but by the experiences we create for others. These seven lessons reflect the values lived each day.
Keep one. Share one. Continue the experience.
Moments with Laura
Photos and videos from a life well loved.
With loving legacy
Kindness is the experience
The world remembers accomplishments, but the heart remembers kindness. Long after the words have faded and the moments have passed, what remains is how we made one another feel.
Kindness asks for nothing in return. It does not seek recognition, only the quiet hope that another soul might feel a little more seen, a little more understood, a little less alone.
Every act of kindness creates an experience — an experience that can outlive a conversation, a season, or even a lifetime.
If there is one thing worth leaving behind, let it be the feeling that someone mattered.
Because kindness is not simply something we do. It is the experience we become.
Laura Christine KeulerMemories of Laura
Words from the people who loved her.
Taking the time to pick up garbage from the environment on my morning walks while visiting Calgary.
Keep one. Share one. Continue the experience. — In loving memory of Laura Christine Keuler