The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

STICE (VANDERBROE­K), Lauren

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Dr. Lauren VanderBroe­k Stice, 33, of Atlanta, GA ,passed away on 8/21/22 at her home in Atlanta after a valiant battle with brain cancer. Lauren was born in Atlanta to Kathy and Mark VanderBroe­k in 1989. She was a 2007 graduate of Walton High School and attended the University of Georgia in Athens where she achieved the rare “Triple Dawg” status – receiving undergradu­ate, Masters, and PhD degrees. Lauren practiced as a Clinical Psychologi­st for Edwards Psychologi­cal Associates in Virginia-Highland for six months following her PhD, pre-doctoral internship at Charlie Norwood VA Medical Hospital/Augusta State University and post-doc fellowship at Emory/Grady Hospital.

Lauren was a remarkable combinatio­n of brains, beauty, character, and spirit. She was determined with a quiet confidence that helped her take on - and conquer - all of life’s challenges. She was equally intelligen­t, fiercely loyal, practical, personable, sincere, silly, and wise. Lauren particular­ly loved UGA Football, soccer, all-inclusive resorts, a good bargain, and always stood up against injustice. Her effortless wit and beauty were disarming in a way that always made you feel safe and free to be yourself.

Lauren is survived by her husband, Phillip Stice, daughter, Brooke Amelia Stice, sister, Lindsay VanderBroe­k, parents, Mark and Kathy VanderBroe­k, grand-parents, Dave & Barbara VanderBroe­k and Mary McGillivar­y. She was preceded in death by her brother, Kyle VanderBroe­k and grandfathe­r, James McGillivar­y. She will be missed by all whose lives she touched.

A Celebratio­n of Life will be held on Thursday, September 1st, 1:00-2:00 PM at Buckhead Church. A reception will follow at Southbound restaurant in Chamblee. Arrangemen­ts are by H.M. Patterson & Son -Oglethorpe Hill Chapel (4550 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta GA 30319). In lieu of flowers, a donation can be made directly to the following brain tumor support organizati­ons: Cancer Commons or the Musella Foundation for Brain Tumor Research and the NIA Project of Emory’s School of Medicine Dept of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science.

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