A beautiful soul whose kindness, laughter, and love left a lasting impact on everyone fortunate enough to know her.
Chloe Verni-Lau was only 19 years old, but in her short life, she touched so many people with her kindness, compassion, and caring heart.
An Auburn High School graduate and a lifeguard at a local community pool, Chloe genuinely loved being around and helping children. She was passionate about volleyball and was pursuing a degree in Urban Education, continuing a path that reflected her desire to make a positive difference in the lives of young people.
Those who knew Chloe knew her as selfless, caring, and deeply empathetic. She had a special way of lifting others up, offering comfort, and bringing light into the lives of the people around her.
Sometimes a voice can bring back a memory, a laugh, a feeling, or a moment. This space will preserve approved recordings shared by Chloe's family and friends.
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A growing collection of childhood, school, volleyball, friendships, milestones, and everyday moments.
“Chloe was such a bright beautiful girl with the biggest heart. As soon as I met her we were always together. Sleepovers, going places with Barb, being so excited if her dad was brining us home McDonald’s for dinner. I am so grateful to have expierence the love she carried and have so many memories to look back on! We love you Chloe !!!”
“Chloe was genuinely one of the sweetest people I’ve ever known. She was kind to everyone, and I’ll always be grateful that I got to know her and spend time with her.”
“Chloe was so easy to get along with. No matter if you knew her for years or for seconds, she always found a way to connect with anyone.”
A scholarship in Chloe's name through the Rockford Park District is intended to help young people who need assistance pursuing their college education. Through it, Chloe's caring spirit and love for helping others can continue making a difference for years to come.