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LISA LYTLE Obituary
Lisa Renee Lytle, 42, of Tacoma passed away on Tuesday, January 12, 2010, at St. Joseph's Hospital from complications of diabetes. Lisa was born in Arab, Alabama, on December 22, 1967. She graduated from Holly Pond High School and went on to earn a registered nurse's degree from Wallace College. Lisa worked as a nurse in Alabama, Alaska and Washington. Survivors include her parents; Eddie Dwight Ford and Barbara Jeanette (Sterling) Ford, her daughter, Meighan Renee Lytle; her father, Wilburt Hardin; her brother, Brad (Alicia) Ford; nieces and nephews Kurtis Miller, Kaytlin Ford, Karah Ford and Kalob Ford; her partner-in-life, Patrick J. Smith Jr. and extended family in Tacoma and Bellevue, WA. Lisa was laid to rest in a family plot at Rock Springs Methodist Cemetery in Blount County, Alabama. In lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the American Diabetes Association.
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Meighan Lytle
February 17, 2010
My mom will be missed by many. Thanks to everyone that has been there for all of us during our time of grief. May God bless you all, continuously.
Sandi Mills
February 16, 2010
We were so lucky to have Lisa as part of our family, and we are devastated to lose her. Peace and love to all who knew her.
Natalie Mills
February 14, 2010
Lisa was an angel and everyone who know her are blessed
Lisa's Parents and Family
February 10, 2010
For 42 years we were blessed to have Lisa in our lives and we miss her so. Her family really appreciates every kind deed or word sent our way during this most difficult time. We always knew she was our angel but from the outpouring of prayer, notes, flowers, memorials, visits and calls, we realize so many were touched by our angel as well. Join us in praying for a cure for this dreadful disease.
February 9, 2010
We miss you Darlin'. You were taken from us much too soon.
Judy Smith
Crestwood Medical Center
February 9, 2010
Lisa was and angel to all who knew her. Her memory will forever live in our hearts
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