The sudden passing of Laura Cannone, co-founder of The GG Sisters and Glama Gal Kids Spa Vaughan, has left a profound void in the hearts of many. Her innovative spirit and unwavering commitment to empowering youth have left an enduring legacy.
Laura’s entrepreneurial journey began in 2006 when she and her sister, Josie, identified a gap in the market for children’s spa services. This insight led to the creation of Glama Gal Kids Spa, a pioneering establishment offering spa experiences designed specifically for children and tweens. The spa’s unique approach emphasized self-love, confidence, and individuality, resonating with both children and parents alike. The success of the initial location paved the way for expansion, with the Vaughan spa becoming a cornerstone of the community.
Building upon their success, Laura and Josie launched The GG Sisters, a platform aimed at supporting and inspiring fellow entrepreneurs and mothers. Through engaging content, workshops, and events, The GG Sisters created a supportive community fostering personal and professional growth. Laura’s authentic and relatable approach endeared her to many, establishing her as a mentor and friend to countless individuals seeking guidance and inspiration.
Laura’s influence extended beyond her businesses. She was deeply involved in community initiatives focused on mentoring young girls, encouraging them to pursue their passions and embrace their unique qualities. Her dedication to fostering a positive self-image in youth has had a lasting impact, inspiring a generation to approach life with confidence and authenticity.
The announcement of Laura’s passing has led to an outpouring of tributes from those whose lives she touched. Clients, colleagues, and community members remember her as a compassionate leader, a devoted family member, and a source of unwavering positivity. Her legacy is evident in the continued success of Glama Gal Kids Spa and The GG Sisters, both of which remain committed to the principles she held dear.
