IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Lorie Ellen

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Click

Jan 28, 1957 — Feb 26, 2024

Albuquerque

Obituary

Lorie Ellen Click, age 67, of Albuquerque, NM, died February 26, 2024, at her home.  She was born on January 28, 1957, to the late Billy Joe and Nadera (Dee) Click, and raised in Rialto, California.

Lorie was a 1975 graduate of Eisenhower High School in Rialto, California, where she was the Eisenhower Eagles Mascot.  Lorie was well known for her vivacious, witty personality and outgoing persona, which made her a natural performer.  She enjoyed many hobbies and excelled at them all.   She played guitar, softball, basketball, was a skilled water skier, a championship bowler, and in her later years an avid golfer.

Lorie's talent and creativity included drawing and painting which later led her into the graphic design and printing business.   Lorie was the owner of Express Yourself Promotional Products and Clickon Printing and Design.

Lorie was a lifetime loyal San Francisco 49ers True Fan and a collector of Elvis memorabilia.  She adored her dogs, good mexican food and telling a good story.  She was a loyal and caring friend, always willing to help.  She was an aunt to some, "Pop" to others, and to her cousin-sisters she was loving referred to as Cuz.  She cherished her family and any chance to reminisce about fun times.  Her laugh was infectious and uniquely her own, and her ever present bright smile warmed your heart.  She touched many lives in her 67 years, and will be deeply missed.

Lorie was preceded in death by her parents, Billy Joe and Dee Click, her brother, Randall Evan (Randy) Click, and her former spouse Debra Hensley.

Survivors include her niece Desire McCarver and nephews, Randy Click,  Billy Click and George Click; her new brother in Christ David Adair, as well as numerous cousins, extended family and friends that will forever remember and honor Lorie in their hearts.

Cremation arrangements by Direct Funeral and Cremation Services, Albuquerque, NM.   Lorie did not want her loved ones to mourn her death, but to celebrate her life.  Honor her by sharing your stories, raising your glass, or in prayer and gratitude for having known such an extraordinary and beautiful soul.   No formal services, a future Celebration of Life will be held at the next all-class Reunion.

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