San Antonio Icon Sovia 'Spurs Lady' Lauriano Dies at 71
The beloved superfan, known for her devotion to the Spurs and her vibrant costumes, passed away from a heart attack, leaving a legacy of community and unwavering team spirit.
- Sovia Lauriano, affectionately known as the 'Spurs Lady,' died on Saturday at the age of 71 due to a heart attack, according to her family.
- Lauriano was a season-ticket holder for over 25 years, renowned for her handmade Spurs-themed outfits and her dedication to the San Antonio team through both victories and losses.
- Her passion extended beyond the games, transforming her West Side home and truck into shrines to the Spurs, and she became a beloved figure in the local community and among Spurs players and fans alike.
- San Antonio officials, including Mayor Ron Nirenberg, and the Spurs organization paid tribute to her as an irreplaceable icon who embodied the heart and soul of the city and its team.
- Lauriano had previously survived health challenges, including a triple-bypass surgery, and often shared her philosophy of living life to the fullest while spreading joy to those around her.
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