Lisa Sharp

We never knew Lisa however on a recent trip to Sooke on Vancouver Island (which is where we also live) we were walking on the beach and found a small container of Lisa's ashes. The instructions asked that if found we were to take her somewhere that was special to us, so we did just that! Her ashes are now at our little beach shack at the bottom of our property, and we are waiting until the summer to launch her on a new travel adventure on the east side of Vancouver Island. From reading her...

I had a studio adjoining Lisa's in college and always enjoyed talking to her. Lisa never seemed to be in a bad mood and was a truly warm and sincere person. I was amazed that someone with so much going for her could also be so nice. I am saddened by her passing and regret I did not stay in touch.

My wife and I just learned of Lisa's passing almost five months ago now. I just wanted to express our sincere condolences to her family. She taught our daughter art at Hope Montessori from 2005 to 2008. She was a truely wonderful person who made others around her feel good. She will be missed and remembered.

Sherry, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your precious Lisa. Our children are the most precious gifts we receive. Please know that the many people that you and Lisa have known throughout your lives are thinking of you.

Sherry - I was so saddened to hear of the illness and death of your daughter. My heart goes out to you and your family. Lieura Sue Taylor, Chandlerville, IL

Lisa's spirit will live on in the many children she taught at Hope Montessori in MO. We are grateful our three children were able to experience her creativity and kindness. She set a wonderful example, and always with a smile.

I'm so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing ~ She was truely a beautiful person and her smile could light a room. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To Lisa's family and friends - may you take comfort in your memories of such a beautiful person. Our family was blessed to have Lisa touch our lives while our kids attended Hope Montessori many years ago. Her warm smile, her creativity, and her compassion will be remembered.

Greg, Cindy, Lucas and Natalie Barth