Lisa Furbush Obituary
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In her youth, she moved around frequently. However, she lived most of her life in Florida before moving to Show Low, Arizona, to be near her brothers in 2025. She had many health challenges over the years, but that never stopped her from helping others. Lisa loved animals, especially her cats. She also enjoyed cooking shows and Disney.
Lisa had a caring soul that led her to become a nurse. She had a strong need to help and care for others. She studied Nursing at Palm Beach State College, earning her LPN. She spent time as a Hospice nurse and most recently worked for the V.A. outpatient clinic in Vero Beach, Florida.
She is survived by her daughter, Ashley Frances (Homan) Gilbert, and son-in-law, Dylan Gilbert, of Florida. Her husband, Sam Arnold. Her three brothers are Brian Keith Furubsh, Randolph "Randy" Scott Furbush, and Christopher "Furby" Michael Furbush, all of whom reside in Arizona. Four nieces, Amelia, Caitlyn, Claira, and Brianna Furbush. Her nephew, Austin Furbush, and one great nephew, Mylo Bridwell. Ex-husband Anthony Homan of Florida. Along with her cousins, Aunt, and many more family and friends.
Lisa was a wonderful mother, sister, and friend. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
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