Lisa Walker

It was an honor being Ms Lisa's first and last nurse at st joes. We made her stay as fun as we could by decorating her little bedside Christmas tree with medicine cups, tourniquets, and gloves. She was always so grateful. I'm thankful for the opportunity to have met such an amazing and funny person.

I am so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. We were childhood friends and we went to Eberwhite, Slauson, and Pioneer together, even though we were in different social circles after Eberwhite. I am so thankful that I got to see Lisa at the last class of 1976 reunion where she was still a ray of sunshine to everyone. My father (Norman Horning) would always chat with Lisa at German Park and he sure enjoyed these chats with her. My thoughts and prayers are with Lisa's family and friends during...

I am so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. I went to Eberwhite and Slauson with her. She was always kind and had a smile for everyone. God bless her family at this time of sorrow...

Lisa and family, We are all going to miss your smile and laugh. I have to admit my many-year crush on you, from when I first met you in 7th grade. We were in many classes together and had a lot of mutual friends. In 11th or 12th grade, I bet you a free dinner at the then new restaurant at the Briarwood Hilton, IF you would stop smoking for one whole month. You did it, so we had a wonderful dinner. Later, I learned that maybe you cheated (like every day!), but I did not care, I got my date...

Lots of hugs and prayers sent your way-so many good memories!!! Rest in peace my friend.

I am so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. While I did not know her well, I did get to know her daughters, especially Sarah and Katie, during a couple of Habitat for Humanity work weeks when they were teenagers. I just wanted to leave a note for them telling them that my heart is with them today, and that I KNOW that their mom is so proud of the women they've become.

My deepest condolences. I will miss her smiling face and warm heart. I always remember seeing her at the German Park, such a beautiful smile and warm greeting from her. We graduated together from Pioneer High in 1976.

I am so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. She was one of my life-long friends as our parents were good friends. We spent many, many great times together! Spending the night on New Year's Eve in the Snyder house was an annual event topped off by calling the "time lady" at midnight when many people called and the lines would get overloaded so we could talk to all the other people. Lisa was always full of spunk and laughter; I'll miss her. Prayers and hugs to the girls and grandboys.