Please share, support and give because she would have done the same for us. This fund could never fully fill the void that friends and family are feeling, but it's the best attempt we ALL can make by helping secure the future for her sons. "A few of those smiles she created every day were on the faces of her two boys, Joe B and Julius. She left behind a trail of smiles for miles…impacting thousands of people with her infectious sense of humor and unconditional love for others. Her strength and spirit never faltered along her journey. "This weekend, Laura Powell Fritz lost her grueling battle to Crohn's disease. To give back to a woman for all that she gave to us …her entire self," Curl wrote. "We have a responsibility now more than ever. Meanwhile, she had a bundle of her own that she would just set aside and give you her whole self," Curl says.Ĭurl started a GoFundMe page Sunday, with a goal of $50,000, for her two young sons, Joe B and Julius. When I met her, I just remember thinking 'I just want to talk to this woman about everything!' She was so selfless and wanted to hear about all the challenges I was facing. "Laura was a mentor, a mother, but most notably, a remarkable human being. Then she moved to Q102, where she did afternoons from 2007 to 2018 with Brian Douglas and later Jon Curl.
She co-hosted mornings at old "MOJO" (WMOJ-FM 94.9) with Keith Mitchell from 2002 to 2006. Powell worked more than 15 years in Cincinnati radio. 21: Laura Powell (Fritz), who hosted WKRQ-FM afternoons for more than a decade, died Saturday after "a grueling battle with Crohn's disease," according to a GoFundMe account set up Sunday. Friends are invited "to share a memory of Laura or leave a special message for the Fritz family" on the "Tribute Wall" tab. She was born 53 years ago in Washington, D.C.
23 update: Laura Powell Fritz's obit has been posted by Walker Funeral Home in Mount Healthy.
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