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Eubanks-Heilman Lisa Marie Eubanks-Heilman departed this world on May 29, 2017 after a valiant fight against cancer that she took to the very end. Lisa was born on December 29, 1966 to Edmen and Sherrill Eubanks of Reynoldsburg, OH. She attended Reynoldsburg Schools and graduated in 1985. She earned a Bachelor degree in Finance from Franklin University, also a Bachelor degree and Master's in Business from OSU. She worked as a financial analyst at Tween Brands and McDonalds Corporation for a number of years before opening her own catering business called "Distinctive Design and Service". Her life took a dramatic turn when she reconnected with the Love of her Life, The Bee Man. He was the man she was meant to be with, her soul mate, Dave Heilman. The man she had dated so many years before, but had never forgotten. They were married 2 1/2 years ago and bloomed ever since. Lisa loved her family and her Mother was her best friend. They maintained a bond that was so incredibly close. They could often be talking clothes/shoes and decorating. Lisa left us too soon and with the difficult task of keeping her life story from filling up numerous pages because of her bright personality, positive outlook and life time of good works. She brought love, joy, laughter, and support to all she met, friend or stranger. The fact is Lisa had the blessed nature of never meeting a stranger. During her last days she received a continuous flow of visits from her friends both old and new. She always seemed surprised though that people would take time out of their day to stop by and reminisce. If you knew Lisa you would have expected nothing less. Strangely she never felt as though she was anything special. The outpouring of love from them was a tribute to how she lived her life. She left her mark everywhere she went, whether buying a dinner for a veteran or giving them a $50 gift card, bringing someone some homemade chocolate covered strawberries/famous sugar cookies, or even bringing laughter to the chemo floor in order to take people's mind off all of the tragedy around them. She was a lighthouse in the storm of life for many. Lisa was preceded in death by her father Edmen Eubanks and her sister Kari Cook. She is survived by the love of her life, David Heilman; mother, Sherrill Eubanks; brothers, Bill Eubanks and Jon Eubanks and his new wife, Yolanda; nephews, Josh Cook and Christian Eubanks; her dog, Winston and cat, Job. Lisa's viewing will be this Friday June 2 in Reynoldsburg, OH which is a suburb on the eastside of Columbus at the SCHOEDINGER EAST FUNERAL HOME at 5360 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus, OH 43232. It will take place from 2-4 and from 6-8 p.m. The funeral service will be held at the Wesley Ridge Retirement Community Chapel, 2225 Taylor Park, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068, on Saturday, June 3, at 10 a.m. After the service, friends and family are invited to the graveside at Silent Home Cemetery, 1576 Lancaster Ave., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068. These places are only about maybe 2 miles apart. Then a memorial service for Lisa will be held in Wooster, on Monday, June 5, at the Wooster Nazarene Church. This service will start at 6 p.m., for an hour of fellowship time. The actual service will begin at 7 p.m.
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My sincerest condolences to Lisa's family and friends;
Lisa was an inspiration to everyone she met. The most kind, loving and strongest girl on the planet. I spoke to Lisa at our last highschool reunion. She was and still is the brightest star and everyone adored her so much. An angel, a fighter now free of pain and suffering. Fly high angel, until we all meet again. You will always be loved, remembered and adored by everyone's heart you touched so kindly.
Becky Jones
June 2, 2017
One of the most beautiful people inside and out in this world. I will miss her terribly and continue to hold her memories in my heart. Lisa, you are an angel and will be missed. Till we meet again. With all my love.
Angie (Henley) Bindner
June 1, 2017
Your positive attitude and beautiful smile will be something I always remember about you. When I would talk to you even when you were in pain and suffering you would still talk about how you can be of help to someone else. You left us to soon but now you can be at rest and free of all you pain.
You will be missed.
Love Samar
June 1, 2017
Lisa I have admired your courageous fight against your Cancer, It is a terrible disease. Now you have no more pain and suffering, God received another angel in Heaven, My God also be with your family and friends left behind to carry on without you. we will miss you, I am glad I got to know you. Prayers for the family and God Speed, go rest High Lisa.
James and Bonnie Weaver
June 1, 2017
Dearest Lisa- You were our first, funniest and favorite babysitter. You brought laughter to all on ROcky Den Court and to the world. We were so thrilled to be included in your wedding day and so sad to hear of the long battle you have fought.- You were a true blessing to this world. You will be greatly missed. With love and prayer, Jeff, Jo ANne Stephanie and Stuart
May 31, 2017
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