Laurel Lea Sedlock

Laurel Lea Sedlock (Lori) age 54 of Floral City, Florida, passed away Saturday October 25, 2025.

Laurel was born in Delaware, OH on May 16, 1971, to parents Carl & Cindy Roberts and Barbara & David Dickason. She graduated from Delaware Hayes High School in 1989. Soon after, she moved to Columbus, OH, married her husband Jeffrey Sedlock, and raised a family. Laurel and Jeffrey celebrated 35 years of marriage. She arrived in the Floral City area, in 2022. She was employed as a Project Planner for Mettler-Toledo International Inc. for 20 plus years.

Left to cherish her memory, are her husband, Jeffrey S. Sedlock of Floral City, FL; 2 sons, Trevor Sedlock of Columbus, OH and Nickolas Sedlock (Nikitaa Nath) of Cincinnati, OH and Oakland California; parents Carl and Cindy Roberts, of Delaware, OH, and Barbara and David Dickason of Newark, OH; sister Dawn Ball (Josh Back) of London, OH. Many brothers in law, sisters in law, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends who loved her dearly. She was preceded in death by her father Carl Roberts.

Laurel was a very kind, loving and family-oriented person. She was loved by all. Her smile and laugh were contagious and she had a knack for making others laugh. All in her circle miss and remember her warmth and caring nature. She was a provider and kept the needs of others in mind before her own. Her dedication to her family and friends bound them all together. Patience was her true virtue and this was imbued to her children. Laurel was the embodiment of acceptance, enduring love, and compassion. No matter the situation, Laurel was always positive and supportive. Her distinct laugh would fill a room with warmth and put you at ease. Laurel was a wonderful woman, a great mother, and true to the end. Her memories and wisdom will live on forever in everyone she met and everywhere blessed with her presence.

Jeffrey her husband, Dawn her sister, and Toby (Toby Bear) her beloved dog were her best friends in life. She was the light to her husband’s dark, keeping him grounded, providing loving and caring companionship until the very end. She was dedicated to her husband, children, family, and friends. She was greatly loved and will be greatly missed.