Laurie Metivier Woodcock

September 9, 1972 - December 27, 2020

Laurie Metivier Woodcock, 48, from Assembly Point, NY and Fort Meyers, FL passed away on Sunday, December 27, 2020 after a heroic battle with the complications of Covid-19. She was born on September 9, 1972 at Glens Falls Hospital. She was the youngest of seven children of Don and Laraine Metivier and is pre-deceased by her husband Mark Woodcock. Laurie was a proud graduate of Glens Falls High School and went on to major in Hospitality Management at Paul Smiths College. She worked within the hospitality industry throughout her career including many years at the Disney Corporation at a job that she truly loved, as she adored all things Disney. She also worked at several local hotels over the years as a travel agent. She enjoyed her life at work, “hanging out with mom”, and spending time with her 18 nieces and nephews that she cherished dearly. Laurie was a wonderful daughter, sister, aunt, and wife. She was a kind hearted person who was always so thoughtful, caring, and generous to all that she encountered. Her smile was absolutely infectious and she would do anything to help someone in need. She was devoted to her husband Mark who sadly passed away just over a year ago. Together Laurie and Mark enjoyed going to Disney World, taking cruise vacations, traveling to Hawaii, and riding their motorcycle. She is pre-deceased by her father, Don Metivier, her husband Mark Woodcock, and her brother-in-law Clark Perkett. Left to cherish her memories are her mother, Laraine, her sisters Donna Perkett and Dianne Metivier; her brothers Kerry (wife Sandy), Stephen (wife Ivette), Anthony (wife Jamie), and Robert (wife Jennifer). Laurie especially loved all of her nieces and nephews: Garrison, Connor, Mackenzie, Cooper, Lilly, Kellyn, Forrest, Isabelle, and Katie Perkett; Sierra Genier-Metivier Dehmer (husband Tyler); Isla McGlauflin-Dreher (husband Michael), Hayden and Kuen McGlauflin; Lexy and Julia Metivier; and Wyatt, Rowan, and Brenna Metivier. The Metivier family is extremely grateful and appreciative of the excellent care provided to Laurie by the Glens Falls Hospital staff and physicians, especially the ICU nursing staff. Memorial services will be held at a later date. In Laurie’s memory, the family asks that you wash your hands, wear your mask and take the virus seriously. For those who wish, on line condolences may be made to the family by visiting www.sbfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are under the direction of the Singleton Sullivan Potter Funeral Home, 407 Bay Rd, Queensbury, NY.