Lisa Diane Hobart

Dear Lisa, I am so sorry to hear of your passing. I do understand the last few years were very difficult for you.

While I didn't know you all too well, I have an outstanding memory of 8th grade when I ended up with a pencil engraved with "stolen from Lisa Hobart". It's obvious you had a cheeky, fun sense of humour.

The pencil was the perfect opportunity to meet you as I always thought you were quite lovely.

We had a few classes together and worked together at Roche Bros. I always enjoyed our conversations.

Rest easy - Heaven has gained a new angel

Jim K

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Rest in Peace Lisa
Prayers to all the family & friends.
Love ,
Your loving cousin Cassie Savage

My sincere condolences to all who loved Lisa
Lisa you were on Hell of a Warrior
May you Rest In Peace


Susan L. Cooper

Lisa in 1st grade, in my daughter Michelle´s class at Broadmeadow School, Needham.... Lisa looking so much like the adult Lisa.
Said goodbye to Lisa yesterday at her service at Holy Name Parish, Sweet girl, we miss you.

Rest in peace sweet Lisa. I first met you at a Leeds party that many of our Needham friends attended. You were happy and friendly and we got to know each other. I am so sorry for all that you had to go through these last several years and I deeply enjoyed our brief friendship. You are an angel in heaven dear friend.

Rest in peace, Lisa. We had good times in NYC with the band exchange, walking home from school, a party I remember us laughing at- bumping into doors. My brother also has fond memories of being at your house with your sister, and seeing you. Condolences to your family. Keep your star shining on us. Pam Koss-Van Atta

I met Lisa on Facebook, my father was Bill Jacobberger, a cousin to Lisa's mom. I enjoyed getting to know her and wish we could of had more time. She was a beautiful person.

My deepest sympathies to her family I am one of Lisa´s classmates from High School. I connected back with Lisa through Facebook and I enjoyed reading her wonderful poetry and printed a couple of them´I wanted to get a chance to see her again to .have a time alk and some laughter but it never happened that was sad for me since I niece had too many friends and she was always kind to me´I will miss her spirit and the strength and the struggle that she was going through´God has her in His loving arms of grace she is safe with Him

Will miss you Hobes. You fought a long hard battle. I´m glad you are not suffering anymore.You were a very strong women. When I hear the song Temptation Eyes´ played by The Leeds I will think of you. R.I.P. Hobes. Give your love Christopher Sheehan strength to carry on,and I have to try to make you laugh so, also give him strength to get out of that couch in the living room hugs from here~ John

My first memory of Lisa was watching her walk by my house at 19 Mt. Vernon Ave in Needham. We were both early teens. I thought that Lisa had the most beautiful hair I had ever seen. Soon we started chatting and became instant friends. We both loved little glass animals and collected many together. We also shared an affinity for Elton John and would listen to "Good Bye Yellow Brick Road"...over and over again. I remember Lisa and me dancing around in her bedroom. I will always cherish these moments with Lisa. I have no doubt that Lisa continues to dance and sing. Sending love and peace to Lisa's family and all who cared for her.