Friends, family, and community members gathered today at the Light of Christ Lutheran Church in La Porte to celebrate the life of 71-year-old Connie Elaine Fortune, who died tragically in a fire at her home earlier this week.
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: La Porte fire: Woman confesses to starting fatal house fireFortune was remembered for her generous spirit and dedication to helping those in need. Her selfless acts included supporting 34-year-old Sarah Leanne Flores in her struggle with addiction and homelessness. Tragically, authorities say it was Flores who set Fortune's house ablaze.During the memorial service, Melissa Fisher, a friend of Fortune, reflected on her devotion to others.
As the legal process unfolds, many who value Fortune's life and contributions hope for justice."I think she needs to sit in prison for the rest of her life and think about what she did to her family. What she did was uncalled-for," Falkenroth said.
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