Lisa R. Codega

I think of Lisa most when I'm at Loch Lomond Lake, where we shared many days walking a country road in flip-flops, floating out on the lake, swimming and laughing. My childhood summers centered on Lisa's visits, our special friendship that continued through many years and was rekindled just a few years before she died. I will always remember her sense of humor and her smile. I will always miss her.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Lisas family...I too went to high school with her and felt very sad when I saw the listing in the paper..from what I have read she was a wonderful person and I have no doubt..she was always very friendly and her smile contagious.

Our family has known Lisa since she was a baby. Memories of her childhood have brought smiles to our faces in recent days. To know Lisa was to love her. We will never forget her or her strong spirit. All of our love and sympathy we send to her loving family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time.
With all our love , the Arnold , Silvia , Heaton and Anthony families.

How can words express the loss of a dear friend? ...Memories of childhood summers shared beside a shimmering lake, echoes of laughter, sharing dreams & hopes & sorrows...Lisa was one of those rare finds - a kindred spirit with a sense of humour, a quick wit and a contagious smile...she always saw the best in everyone and refused to give in to negativity. She will always be an inspiration for her remarkable courage & optimism. I will always see her spirit in everything beautiful - gardens,...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Lisa was my dear friend and truly an inspiration. Brought together by work, she was such a special part of my life. Her keen sense of humor, caring guidance, and strong spirit truly made this world a better place for all of us. I send love, peace and grace to the entire family, especially Bill, her life love, and beautiful Lucy, truly the bringer of light. Lisa's spirit is forever alive in my heart. God bless you all.

Lisa and I worked together quite some time ago. I remember her as a truly kind and gentle person with a great heart. I am so sorry for your loss.

In times of sorrow, we pray. Memories of Lisa will fill our hearts with love, always.
She and I were grads of 1977, and I will never forget her.
Nancy Neilan (Pearson)