Trisha McLean Langford Born in 1960, Trisha McLean Langford died in her home in Laguna Niguel California on July 17, 2009 in a fire that consumed her bedroom but not the house. She is survived by her husband, Mark, her parents Richard McLean of Novato and Dorothy McLean of Ladera Ranch, CA, her sister Lisa McLean and nieces Lauren and Maya of Rocklin, CA, and her cousins John, Mary and Ryan McLean and stepmother, Marcia McLean, stepsisters Melanie Elliott, and Lisa Rose and stepbrother Randy Hermann. Trisha graduated from Terra Linda High School in 1979 and Chico State University in 1985. Her interests included gymnastics in high school and communications in college. Trisha became a talented interior designer whose work was featured in both national and regional magazines. Professionally known as "Tasha", she worked with renowned designers as well as custom furniture manufacturers in Southern California. Prior to design, Trisha enjoyed a successful career in sales. Known for her happy disposition and her joy in life, Trisha will be remembered for her laughter and outgoing personality. A survivor, she conquered leukemia, a dangerous auto accident and a fire that destroyed her childhood home in Terra Linda. Trisha's grandmother, Kathryn Forbes authored the book on which I Remember Mama became a movie, play and television series. Our love for Trisha accompanies her into eternity as does her love for all of us. Funeral mass to be offered at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Ladera Hills, CA, on Saturday, July 25, followed by a celebration of her life at the Ladera Hills Center. Contributions may be made to the City of Hope Childhood Leukemia Fund or the charity of choice. Arrangement by O'Conner Mortuary of Laguna Hills, CA.