Elizabeth Anne Waller-Hayes

Dear Waller and Hayes families:

I did not have the good fortune of knowing your daughter/wife/mother while I attended Holy Cross. I wish I had met her as she sounds like an outstanding individual. In your grief, may you realize what a special person it takes and what an inspiration she was in her work. She truly seemed to embody the spirit of "being a person for others". As she obviously was such a dynamic person, may you find some solace in your memories with her. God bless. ...

To Lisa's Family,

I was also one of Lisa's "Alban Towers" roommates. I am so so sorry for your loss. Lisa was a true gentle soul and a wonderful person. There are a lot of lovely people you meet throughout life, but the truly special people stand out -- Lisa was one of those people. She was always happy and always offering to help other people. I am sorry I lost touch with her after graduation. I live in DC and will think of her and say a prayer for you every time I pass by...

To Lisa’s husband, children and the Hayes family-

I was one of Lisa’s “Alban Towers” roommates during our college semester in Washington DC. Though we only spent a few months together exploring the halls of Congress and joining the ranks of other interns who seemed to run this great city, I will always remember Lisa as one of the brightest and most passionate people I have ever met. Her laugh was infectious and she was such a great roommate and friend. I also vividly remember...