Lori Ann Wrenn

Lori Wrenn ObituaryObituary published on Legacy.com by Watkins Brothers Funeral Homes - Durand Chapel on Mar. 17, 2026.Lori Ann (Arndt) Wrenn passed away peacefully at the age of 62 on Sunday, March 15, 2026, In Durand. Lori passed at 3:33 pm. "The angel time referred by many". It represents creativity, spiritual growth, balance, and alignment with a higher purpose.Jeremiah 33.3 "call to me and I will answer". This represents a call to deeper faith, spiritual awakening, and the assurance of gods presence.Born in Bay City, Michigan, on September 5, 1963, to Raymond Earl and Kathleen Sue (Hollister) Arndt, Lori's early years were filled with the joys of growing up in Barton City Michigan, with her sisters, Susi, Cindy, and her B.C. girlsAfter graduating Durand High School she further honed her skills at Baker College and Alpena Community College. She worked for Edwards sign co in Owosso mi before Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to become the proud owner of Signed by Law in Durand, a business she nurtured and grew for over 30 years. Her legacy in the business community is marked by her determination and the excellence of her craft. She was one of a kind when it came to her sign making abilities. She also was a proud member of the Durand Chamber of Commerce, The lions club and a past coach for the Durand Clay Target Program.Lori's life was full of strong family values and enduring friendships. She is lovingly remembered by her son, Cody (Brooke) Wrenn, and her adored grandchildren, Lane and Ryder Wrenn, who brought immense joy to her life. Her sisters, Susi K. (Mike) Arndt-Hanley and Cindy A. (Rick) Rathbun, stood by her side through life's many chapters. The family circle extended to her nephews, Nicholas and Nathan Hanley; nieces, Karla and Rikki Rathbun; and many cousins, her IN-LAWS Jeff, Renee, and Ryan Richardson, along with her special neighbors, Craig and Dean, all held unique places in her heart.Lori's life was enriched by her passions. She loved her time at the casino with friends, the beauty of antiques, and the tranquility of her art, Her one of a kind flower gardens. She loved trapshooting with her son, Working days to build massive bonfires so shecould just enjoy a cold bud light and a smoke with herself or whoever decided to drop by, She loved horses throughout her life and would jump at the opportunity to ride any chance she could. She loved traveling to Tennessee to spend time with her sisters,Cindy and Susi on the lake, looking for arrow heads and rocks, As well as working on her sisters beautiful flower gardens. Lori had a remarkable talent for bringing out the best in others with her comedic goofiness, a trait that was truly one of a kind.Known for her humor, passion, and selflessness, Lori was a jack of all trades. Her work ethic was unparalleled, driven by a determination that inspired those around her. She left her mark on so many people and businesses in the area. There is a piece of her in every sign or piece of artwork she made. Lori truly was one of a kind and will be missed by many.Lori's journey on earth concluded as she was welcomed into eternal rest by her one true love who also left this earth to soon, Nick Zdunic, Along with her parents, Grandparents, And many cherished Aunts and Uncles.Memorials in her name or for her are suggested to the family for her grandchildren's education. Please make checks out to Cody Wrenn.There will be a celebration of life at Edgewood Gardens, 3144 East M-21, Corunna, Michigan 48817 on Sunday May 17th, 2026 from 1-5:00PM where friends and family will be welcomed to share memories and enjoy a few cold drinks for LoriOnline condolences, photos, and memories may be shared at www.watkinsfuneralhomes.com.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.