New Hampshire Mourns the Sudden Passing of Laurel Adams, Beloved President of REDC
It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the sudden passing of Laurel Adams, the dedicated and visionary President of the Regional Economic Development Center (REDC) of New Hampshire. Laurel’s unexpected departure has left a deep void not only within the organization she so passionately led but also across the entire New Hampshire community she tirelessly served.
Laurel Adams was widely respected for her unwavering commitment to fostering economic growth and community development throughout the region. Under her leadership, REDC flourished, spearheading initiatives that empowered small businesses, attracted new investments, and created job opportunities that significantly improved the lives of countless residents. Her innovative approach and collaborative spirit earned her admiration from colleagues, business leaders, and public officials alike.
Beyond her professional achievements, Laurel was known for her genuine kindness, inspiring mentorship, and steadfast dedication to nurturing the talents of those around her. She believed deeply in the potential of her community and worked tirelessly to create an environment where everyone had the opportunity to succeed. Her ability to connect with people on a personal level made her not just a respected leader but a cherished friend to many.
The news of Laurel’s passing has sent ripples of grief throughout New Hampshire’s economic and civic circles. Tributes have poured in from individuals and organizations who were touched by her leadership and friendship. Her vision for a thriving, inclusive regional economy will continue to guide REDC’s mission and inspire future leaders.
As the community mourns this tremendous loss, plans are underway to honor Laurel’s legacy through memorial services and initiatives that reflect her passion for economic empowerment and community service. REDC and local leaders encourage all who knew Laurel to come together in remembrance and celebration of her extraordinary life and contributions.
Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to Laurel Adams’ family, friends, and colleagues during this profoundly difficult time. Though Laurel is no longer with us, her impact on New Hampshire’s economic landscape and her compassionate spirit will live on in the hearts of many.
Further information regarding memorial arrangements and ways to honor Laurel’s legacy will be shared in the coming days. The Regional Economic Development Center remains committed to carrying forward her vision and continuing the work she so dearly cherished.