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Cosette Laslo, nicknamed Cozy or Net over the years, passed away Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland at the age of 94 with her three daughters present at her side.

She was predeceased by three brothers and one sister.

Cosette was born March 13, 1927 to Ethan and Mable Sapp on their farm and raised there in Stark, Florida.
After graduation, Cosette obtained a position as a switch board operator with “Ma Bell” and moved to Jacksonville with that company.  She later transferred to Washington DC, where she met the love of her life, William Laslo and settled in Forestville, Maryland where she gave birth to and raised four children, Steven, Tina, Michele and Cyndi.

Cosette later worked for Burlington Coat Factory until she was 84, enjoying meeting and helping people each day.  She moved to Annapolis in 2002, and was cared for by her daughter Michele for her remaining years.
Cosette loved the sun, beach, sunrises, sunsets, plants and flowers, fireworks in Ocean City, pastries in Puerto Rico with her son and daughter in law, ballroom dancing and was an avid reader.  Mostly she loved, and lived for, her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, attending every possible function, birthdays, graduations, etc.  Cosette was thoughtful of her appearance and her wardrobe was classic.
Cosette’s excellent memory allowed her to enjoy sharing detailed stories of experiences and amusements, that spanned several decades, with friends and family.  She still controlled her own finances and paid her own bills.

Cosette is survived by her son, Steven Laslo, three daughters, Tina Fullerton, Michele Hardman and Cyndi Hargrove, grandson Kyle Laslo, granddaughters Chelsea Fullerton and Cierra Hargrove, as well as great grandchildren, Liam Laslo and Lorelei Laslo.

A celebration of life with friends and family will be announced at a later date.

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Cosette Laslo

Cosette Laslo

Cosette Laslo Services

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