32, passed on October 5th from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in Salem, MA. Born on October 6, 1981, the son of Kingsley and Judith O. (Badu) Aidoo.He was a very active and nurtured man. His loving parents enrolled him in St. Peter's Elementary School, where he attended his basic education. He then went to Mythers of Uganda, for his junior and secondary school education. Due to his brilliance, he graduated with distinction to gain admission into the very prestigious, Opokuware Secondary School. While in Opokuware, his liveliness and well-mannered character got him voted as the entertainment prefect. Upon graduation from secondary school, he migrated to the United States, to live with his mother and step father to further his education. While there he immediately enrolled into the Community College of RI, where he achieved his associates degree. In school he competed in various track & field and soccer. He received the scholar athlete award and was ranked number two in the nation for track. He then transferred to the University of Massachusetts Lowell on a full scholarship. Lawrence graduated UMass with a Bachelor Degree in Biology. After graduating, he started his career job as a biochemist and last worked with Allena Pharmaceuticals, where in no time he was promoted to a position as a Senior Research Associate. His ambition led him to start a new business called LOR Styles. He soon started school again for his masters in business administration at Walden University, where he would have graduated in December and was admitted in January to Medical School. He leaves behind his beautiful daughter named Lorraine and family that will never forget him. Calling hours will begin Saturday, October 18th at 9am with a service at 11am in the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Graveside burial will follow in North Burial Ground, Providence.
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32, passed on October 5th from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in Salem, MA. Born on October 6, 1981, the son of Kingsley and Judith O. (Badu) Aidoo.He was a very active and nurtured man. His loving parents enrolled him in St. Peter's Elementary School, where he attended his basic education. He then went to Mythers of Uganda, for his junior and secondary school education. Due to his brilliance, he graduated with distinction to gain admission into the very prestigious, Opokuware Secondary School. While in Opokuware, his liveliness and well-mannered character got him voted as the entertainment prefect. Upon graduation from secondary school, he migrated to the United States, to live with his mother and step father to further his education. While there he immediately enrolled into the Community College of RI, where he achieved his associates degree. In school he competed in various track & field and soccer. He received the scholar athlete award and was ranked number two in the nation for track. He then transferred to the University of Massachusetts Lowell on a full scholarship. Lawrence graduated UMass with a Bachelor Degree in Biology. After graduating, he started his career job as a biochemist and last worked with Allena Pharmaceuticals, where in no time he was promoted to a position as a Senior Research Associate. His ambition led him to start a new business called LOR Styles. He soon started school again for his masters in business administration at Walden University, where he would have graduated in December and was admitted in January to Medical School. He leaves behind his beautiful daughter named Lorraine and family that will never forget him. Calling hours will begin Saturday, October 18th at 9am with a service at 11am in the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Graveside burial will follow in North Burial Ground, Providence.
