Lisa Calderon

Lisa and I were renewing our friendship and getting to reacquainted after years of being apart. I will miss you dear friend

May God Bless You always my beloved sister Lisa who ran with me holding hands as fast as we could in the rain down to the river on the Summit Ave islands, inspiring my work 'Raingathers', a work that has been performed for and by children through out the world.

Who but generous and passionate LISA would take care of our Uncle Leo until his death, inviting this aging man with Down Syndrome to live in her home for over four years, holding him in arms of love as he passed into the hands...

Lisa was so intelligent, charming, sweet and witty. I remember Lisa and Mimi were the star attractions in an otherwise all-male calculus class at Cretin.

I have a "decapitated" seat belt buckle as a token of her sweet natured wit and my juvenile goofiness.

She will be missed greatly.

Our hearts go out from the Lisa' s Soccer Family at CDH/Blackhawks. We will always remember the games, the Dome, and your wonderful smile. You gave your boys the tools to become Men.
Patrick & Billie McQuillan and Family(Brett, Corrie, Mollie & Pat)

Lisa and I were in Class of '74 at Derham and Tara was my "big sister" in my freshman year.
I was so saddened at the news of your sister's passing. I just wanted you to know that I will keep you in my prayers. There are so many beautiful sentiments about Lisa on these pages. She sounds like she was a remarkable woman!

Tara and family, I am so sorry to hear about Lisa. She was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. You will all be in our Prayers.

Dennis Russell and Family.

There were few people I admired so much from afar. I loved her devotion for everything she set her heart and mind to. I have been blessed to know Cristina and the way she embodies this devotion and passion. I have been inspired by her love for her children. And I was deeply grieved to hear of her passing. I am so sorry. My prayers are with your family. ~Freya Wilk

My heart goes out to all of you. Lisa and I taught together many, many years ago at Visitation. She always had a quick smile and an attitude that would any day brighter! She was wonderful with the children and a dear colleague. I am so sorry for your loss.
Francie Cutter Sullivan