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Tracy Vallance
September 27, 2010
Lisa was always a cheerful person who was a joy to know. Even though I had not seen her for many years I had always hoped I would see her again.
Goodbye my friend. I will miss you.
Hagit Berlinsky
May 7, 2006
Lisa was a good freind. we know each other for years since her first visit to her mom in Israel. We meat few times in the last years. She was such a happy lady. I'll keep loving her and always miss her.
Brett Boykin
May 7, 2006
Lisa and were aquaintences at Fondren and Westbury and had many good times at both schools as we all did. Ran into her again in 1998 at Whole Foods when in Houston for a short time. She was lovely and sweet and won't be forgotten.
Debbie Garza Bunn
May 5, 2006
Lisa & I shared many memories in High School. We were so goofy. My sister (Annette) & I will miss you. I remember when you worked at Chili's and I introduced to my future husband. I will miss you. Lots of Love
Simon Lusky
May 4, 2006
I am very sad to hear about Lisa. She was an incredible woman. I will miss her. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.
Audie Alcorn
May 4, 2006
What unexpected and puzzling news to learn of Lisa's passing. She was a creative and generous person, fun to work with, and still very young at heart. I am happy to have known her and to have been a friend. My sympathies go out to all of Lisa's friends and loved ones who, like me, will always cherish memories of her. Peace....
Joe Salerno
May 3, 2006
I only knew Lisa from shopping at Whole Foods. I will miss her smile and happy demeanor.
Nicole Gardner
May 3, 2006
Lisa and I were friends for 17 years. We have shared much and recently spending Christmas and New Years Eve together. Her friendship will always be remembered and sorely missed. My heart goes out to her grandparents that meant so much to her. It warmed my heart to see so many that also loved Lisa like I did.
Nicole (Manzie) Gardner
shannon (lipscomb) doughty
May 3, 2006
I was only acquainted w/ Lisa at Westbury. But, she ALWAYS greeted me with a smile. She had such exuberance for life - her grace and beauty will always be remembered. My prayers go out to her family. God bless . . .
Todd Nelkin
May 2, 2006
wow, this is unreal, yet another Westbury class of 1985, i am at a loss for words. i am so sorry to Lisa's family, its just too soon, but then again, shows all of us that everyone and everything needs to be apprecaited, because we have no idea what the future holds, but we do know that the worlds future is a lot less kind without Lisa being around.my best wishes to her, her family, and everyone who knew her- God Bless
N.E.R.D.
Todd Nelkin
The acronym N.E.R.D. stands for "No One Ever Really Dies,"
Laura Sutherland
May 2, 2006
Your family at the Conrad N. Hilton College are in absolute shock. You left such an impression on so many of us and it is difficult for us to comprehend that you are gone.
The faculty, staff and alumni will miss you and our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Dora Capello
May 2, 2006
To the family of Lisa,
I had worked with Lisa for four years. During that time we shared creative ideals and supported each other in time of need. Her neverending energy showed through her work. She always seemed to shine through her displays. She is still all around ous at Whole Foods and always will be. I am truly sorry for your lost. Sinercely
Gloria Novak
May 2, 2006
I know that no matter how much time or distance separated us, you are all always in my heart. B'shalom. Pam
Lisa was a friend and roommate of my daughter, Pam, for many years and we both hold many good memories of her. She will be missed.
Pamela Starr
May 2, 2006
How do you say good-bye to someone that touches your life so profoundly? Lisa was 'found' family to me … we used to joke that we were sisters with different mothers. She was one of those wonderful people that 'never met a stranger'. It never mattered that time and distance separated us, Isa-bear will live always in my hearty and in my memories. May her memory be as a blessing … may her family and friends know peace …
Jeff Grenader
May 2, 2006
Wow, another classmate. Life is a so precious. It seems like yesterday when I saw Lisa at our reunion. She was her same old friendly self. Over 20 years had passed and bam, " hi Jeff Grenader, hi Lisa Head".I remember when she first moved to Houston. I went to Fondren and Westbury with her.I remember our first meeting her very well. She had a natural talent for art. She was very creative. I remember her mentioning having this great job at Whole Foods.I will miss her.My thoughts are with her family.
Diane Herron Ragan
May 2, 2006
Dearest Lisa,
What courage you had. I will always remember what you and I shared. Thank you for your help and overwhelming generosity. My prayers for your family.
candis muckelroy
May 2, 2006
Lisa was one of a kind. She was my oldest and dearest friend. I will always remember her, as we shared countless life experiences. Her beautiful smile will always be with me. I wish peace and comfort to her family, and to those who were fortunate enough to know her.
Janet Stewart
May 2, 2006
My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. I remember Lisa as a young teenager coming to the Houston Area Women's Center to volunteer with her grandmother, Adelyn. Well, I grew to love Adelyn and Lisa as well. Lisa and I became pretty good friends back then. Some years passed when I did not see her for some time. Then a few years ago I met her again and saw what a wonderful woman she had become. She had this bursting personality just like she did when she was a child. She will certainly be missed. But she made her mark in life and that will always be remembered.
With Adoring Memory
Lou Ann Hamilton
May 2, 2006
Lisa was a very cherished friend and I will miss her very much. We worked together at Whole Foods for almost 5 years and her smile and energy will be missed by all who knew her.
karen eisa
May 2, 2006
I will miss Lisa's cheerful, friendly and vivacious personality. I only knew Lisa as a result of my being a customer at Whole Foods but she always greeted me with a sunny smile and sometimes a sample or some uplifting conversation. Whatever mood I was in before I saw Lisa I was in a much better one after I saw her. She lifted my spirits! This is such a shock and hard to understand. She definitely made the world a better place! I will miss seeing Lisa now. What a loss!
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