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Lisa Stone Obituary

Lisa Krueger Stone, 48, Signal Mountain, Tenn., went home to Heaven to live with our God and Savior, Jesus Christ, on, Monday, July 23, 2012, after a brave and gallant fight with cancer.
Lisa is survived by her beloved son, William Bryan (Trey) Stone III; and her loving husband, William Bryan (Bill) Stone II; her parents, Larry and Marilyn Krueger, Henderson, Nev.; brother, Jonathan Krueger, Los Angeles, Calif.; her parents-in-law, Bryan and Ann Stone, Rainbow City, Ala.; and brother-in-law, John Stone, Rainbow City. Lisa was welcomed to Heaven by her grandparents, Julius and Bertha Krueger and Charles and Travis Scott.
A native of Tullahoma, Tenn., and later Brentwood, Tenn., Mrs. Stone was a graduate of Tullahoma High School and Middle Tennessee State University, where she was a member of Alpha Delta Pi. Lisa was an accomplished pianist and database programmer. She was employed by Schneider Electric/Square D Co. for more than 16 years and devoted the remainder of her life to Bill, Trey, her friends, neighbors and her Bible Study Sisters of Community Bible Studies, Franklin, Tenn.
Lisa was a member of Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church, where she was a member of the Sanctuary Choir, and formerly of Brentwood Baptist Church, where she taught children's choir and Sunday School classes for more than 12 years. A shining example of God's love and grace, Lisa was revealed in her study, and love, of the Scriptures. There is certainly a new angel singing in the angelic choirs of Heaven with Lisa's earthly departure!
Bill and Trey wish to thank: Jonathan Krueger for caring for Lisa during her fight at M.D. Anderson Center and back home in Signal Mountain; Drs. Bynon, Papadopoulos, Janku and Lee, as well as the other doctors, nurses and caregivers at M.D. Anderson Center, Houston, Texas, Alexian Signal Mountain and Hospice of Chattanooga; Lisa's special sisters in Christ: Karen Smith, Julie Perez, Rebecca Wert, Amy Mizell, the Community Bible Study ladies, the "Wigwam ladies," her PATA sisters; the Fayette Court cul-de-sac; the families of Conner Creek; the communities of Signal Mountain, Brentwood, Tullahoma and Rainbow City; and her "adopted" Auburn family. A special thank you to Lisa's pastors, Dr. Mike Glenn, Brentwood Baptist Church, and Dr. Bill Dudley, the Rev. Margaret Ferguson, Dr. Tim Filston, Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church. God Bless you all.
On earth, Lisa loved and was loved. Her departure leaves a void for us left behind; however, rejoice! She lives eternally with her God, our God, because by grace, she was saved.
We thank everyone who has lifted Lisa, Trey and Bill in your prayers during this battle. Please continue to pray for Trey and Bill, and all who know and love Lisa.
A celebration of Lisa's life takes place at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church sanctuary.
In lieu of flowers, please consider memorial donations to the Lisa K. Stone Memorial Scholarship Fund for William Bryan (Trey) Stone III, Family Savings Credit Union, 711 E. Meighan Blvd, Gadsden, AL 35903; the Lisa K. Stone Memorial Alumni Scholar Endowment, c/o AU Foundation, 317 S. College St., Auburn, AL 36849; or the Sanctuary Choir, Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church.
Please consider a letter or card to Trey Stone, 4610 Conner Creek Drive, Signal Mountain, TN 37377, of Lisa's legacy to you and/or your encouragements for him.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by The Gadsden Times on Jul. 25, 2012.

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July 25, 2012

Sorry for your loss. God bless you comfort and give you peace and strength during this time of grief and sorrow.

July 25, 2012

I am so sorry to hear of your recent loss. May the God of all comfort sustain you through this difficult time.

Richard Hollingsworth

July 25, 2012

We are so very sorry for your loss of Lisa. We will be praying for you all during this difficult time. Richard and Gina

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