LISA MARIE TOCCO

My Sister Lisa:
I will always remember your strength, both body and mental, and your bravery. How you drove across country to California. It was amazing to me that you would do that by yourself!... you took up jogging and ran the NYC Marathon. I remember being at the finish with Mom, Dad and Chuck. You were disappointed and didn't give yourself credit because you didn't finish in time to meet the minimum for the Boston Marathon. How proud we were of you... The time you decided to swim...

I was in Pittsburg NH, on a fishing weekend in rememberance of my brother-in-law who passed in May when I learned of Lisa's passing. I immediately remembered meeting her back in junior high and being awestruck by this whirl of positive energy. She was truly a bright light in what is getting to be a dark world. I pray that she has found comfort in heaven and pray for her family as they try to move ahead.

I've typed and retyped my note several times deleting it... I am at a loss for words. The Dumas family and our family were childhood neighbors and I have fond memories of Lisa growing up. I am deeply saddened to hear of her battle and subsequent loss to cancer. Cancer sucks!

We are praying for the family for healing and peace. May God bless you and keep you.

Job 19:26

We had the pleasure of knowing Lisa for many years through a mutual friend. We are deeply saddened to learn of her passing. Her kindness and light will be ever missed. Our deepest sympathy to Bill, Jeff and Dan. Tony, Lisa, Conor and Brendan

Dearest Bill, Jeff and Danny,
There are no words to express how sad we are to hear of the passing of Lisa. She was a fighter and a true kind and loving soul. Now she can be at peace watching over all of you in her pure angelic form. God bless, Lisa will be missed but her happy memories will last forever.
The Dupes Family, Alan, Megan, Isaac & Nathan

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Lisa was a beautiful person both inside and out and fought her battle with cancer so bravely. She always had a smile on her face. She will be missed.

I hand not seen Lisa in years. We were childhood friends in Watertown. Then one day when I was out in Plymouth she came up to me and introduced herself. I remembered her and she remembered me. That is the type of person she was. I'm sad to know this beautiful smile is gone for now. May Lisa be at peace forever.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Linda Hegger Lyman and Family.