Lisa Kim Anderson

Dear Snow family,
I was very sad to hear about Lisa's passing. My first memory of Lisa was comming over to introduce herself and to find out who was moving into her piece of country, and also to be quiet on the bus as that was sleeping time not visiting time. Please know that we are thinking of all of you.

Dear John And Family,
Ruth and myself,along with our entire family,send our heartfelt sympathy to all of you.As you said in our phone conversation,Ruth now has a Guardian Angel. Lisa and you are in our thoughts and prayers. When you get down this way get in touch and we can meet again. Ted

Dear John and family,Angie and I are so very sorry to hear of Lisa's passing.Life just don't seem fair.We wish we could have met you two under better circumstances,because we know we have alot in common.John, your visits to my room were greatly appreciated and I always looked forward to seeing you daily. You've become a great friend to Angie and I.I want to thank you for being there for Angie to talk to when times were hard for her too. Your a good man and may God bless you and be with you during this hard time in your life.Always remember that Lisa is in a much better place now and suffers no more.Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. Please keep in touch and know that we are here if you need anything at all, even if it's just to talk.

Sue and Frank: We were sadden to learn of of Lisa's death. We know of the closeness of your family and grieve in your sorrow.
Our sympathy to all your family.
Bob & Bev Schwenter

Dear Snow Family: I was saddened to hear of Lisa's passing. Although, I have only a few memories of her, they are of some of the best times in my life. I can remember running the streets of Honor in the warm summer sun with Lisa, Mike, and Jan and it was a very carefree and happy time. My condolences to all of her family.

Dear John and family, Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you with Lisa's untimely passing. We are so happy you and Lisa stopped to spend the 4th of July with us in 2007 watching the fireworks from our back yard and remembering things from years past. Our prayer for you is that God will wrap His loving arms around you giving you strength and peace now and in the future. We love you "Little John."
Uncle Richard and Aunt Mar, and the rest of your Wisconsin family.

To my brother John,
All though life doesn't seem fair most times, there is a bigger plan that we don't and can't fully understand. God is all knowing and his love will see you through this trial in life as he has in all other aspects of life. Our job on this earth is not easy,our job is to give love even when it may be taken away.
love you brother

John,
Arlana and I have you in our prayers.
We will always cherish the good times we had with you and Lisa. It was always a treat to spend time with you guys.
Lisa was a very special person and the love between you was very apparent.
As god's will unfolds, we are sad for the love ones who leave us in what seems to us a much too short time, but he blesses us by giving us precious memories to carry with us until we meet again on the other side.
We are here for you if you need anything.
We love you,
Danny & Arlana Butler

February 25, 2009
Dear John ~ We are deeply sorry to hear about Lisa's passing. She was always a pleasure to visit with when we saw you two. I am sure she will be missed by many people as she was very kind. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We are truly sorry that we won't be there in person on Saturday to comfort you;however, please know that we will be there in thought and thinking of you. Big hugs to you!

Dear John and family,
So,so sorry about Lisa's passing. Please know that all your Wisconsin cousins are sending you prayers and big hugs during this difficult time.
All our love,
Laura, Steve and the boys

John, We have never met but Lisa was on my bowling team years ago. She was always so much fun. Although we lost touch I had been thinking of her recently. So sorry to hear of her passing. I extend my deepest sympathy to you and Lisa'a family.

Dear John lisa was a very special loved one her memory will always be with us.she was loved by many and forgotten by few.she will always be in our hearts and memories. our prayers are also for the ones left behind.god bless Steve/Linda Hempstead

John, so sorry for your loss. As an expeditor originally from Traverse City, I know you will have friends and family there to comfort you in your time of need.

Dear John and Family,Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your loved one.The memories that you made will allway,s help you during this hard time.She will allway,s be watching over all of you.God will do the rest to see you threw this hard time.God bless each and everyone of you.Cindy,Lennie,Jeffery and Tamera.

To John and all the kids,

Please know that both Larry and I share your grief and saddness. Needless to say we were both shocked with the news like so many others, and still having hard time accepting it.

The one thing death will never take away as long as there is one of you alive, is her memory. She still lives in each and everyone of you and will be part of the generations to come. Hold dear the laughter you shared and the fun you had together. I know she would want you to do no less then celebrate what you had.

Our thoughts with you all!

We extend our deepest sympathy to Lisa'a family in her passing. She will be remebered as one of my cousins cute kids. She liked seeing everyone at our family reunions. It won't be the same without her.

Lisa was a member of our bowling league years ago and we always had a great time opposing Lisa and her teammates. She will be greatly missed by many people. My sympathies are with you all during this time.

May I extend my deepest and most sincere sympathies for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers as you face this trying time.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. I will always remember Lisa fondly, especially her kindness. She was a wonderful person, and I know she will be dearly missed. Bless you all.

Lisa will be missed by Robin and I as we have had the wonderful privilege of knowing her and being her friend. Lisa has brought a lot of sunshine into our lives. We do get comfort in knowing she is now in the heavens and will be with us and bringing that sunshine into our lives for eternity and beyond.
Joe and Robin Pate
Louisburg, Ks

Dear Snow Family: I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear about Lisa's death. I remember sitting for the kids, and one memory in particular that I will always remember. All the kids snuggled in their beds sound asleep; what seemed like middle of the night, and just as the t.v. channel went off the air and turned to that snowy screen and annoying, loud sound, I (probably about 14 or 15 years old) heard distinct footsteps on the wooden stairs leading to the kids' rooms upstairs. I froze, of course, scared to death. When I finally mustered up the guts to go check it out and threw the upstairs door open, there stood Lisa in her p.j.'s and shoes. My shakey, weak knees wanted to give out at that moment, but Lisa stood there sleepy-eyed and said "I wanted to show you my new shoes". I'm so, so sorry for your loss, and you are definitely in the Olson family's thoughts and prayers.
Ruth (Olson) Anderson