In the early 90s Laura collected a lot of these mola patterns. A few days ago I found a notebook of “Design / Motif Ideas” that included notes on her projects. The final table, shown here, is in our living room. A diabalito lotteria card in the middle was mostly ripped off by one of the girls.
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This site is dedicated to the memory of Laura and is now mostly an archive of her 15-month struggle with cancer as told by her husband David and other family. A brief background of her case is found in the About section. Family photos dating back five years can be found in the main photos section. There are two slideshow retrospectives of Laura throughout her life. A collaborative tribute effort is woefully incomplete and I encourage your help.
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1 Mary Ann Payne // Feb 24, 2010 at 11:11 am
What treasures she left you and the girls!
New reasons for me to be privileged to be a part of the (MOST unique!!) Kulp family!
2 tom hollandsworth // Feb 25, 2010 at 11:24 pm
very cool! i knew she took design seriously but never knew she was deliberate enough about it to keep notebooks full of ideas. excellent glimpse into a one of a kind mind. thanks dave
3 Lisa Flores // Mar 14, 2010 at 9:51 pm
David – not sure you knew, but I received the first side table (the pink one with the aztec pattern) from Laura as a wedding present. Just so you know where its current home is.
xoxo, Lisa