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Donna Reginella
May 23, 2025
Lisa always had a smile to share and a warm greeting .
We shared many exercise classes together.
We also had run into each other many times at a bio hacking facility in Wexford.
And as many times as I´ve seen her, I never knew of any problems she had ... she never let on about anything negative.
She was positive in her outlook on life and she cherished her family deeply.
My deepest sympathy to the family she left behind and what fantastic memories they will have of a true beauty
Sr. Rita M. Yeasted, SFCC
May 16, 2025
My deepest sympathy to the Simakas Family. Lisa was a student and advisee of mine during her years at La Roche. I have taught thousands of students over the decades, but when I saw her name in the obituary, I immediately remembered. She was a joy to have as a student. She was bright, vivacious, and eager to learn. She was as beautiful in soul as she was in visage. Everyone loved Lisa, and she left us way too soon. I shall remember Lisa and all of you in my prayers, and be assured that she will be entered in our University Book of Life that her name will never be forgotten.
Gary M Carmassi DMD
May 16, 2025
To entire Samakis family, our deepest sympathies. We honor our friendship and will always remember Lisa´s courage, grace,inspiration and beauty. She was a wonderful soul. Office of Gary M Carmassi DMD
The Hendershot Family
May 13, 2025
We were Blessed to have had such a beautiful person in our lives. We will dwell on the good memories and be very thankful for them. Gone too young but never forgotten...
Roni Crist
May 13, 2025
I had the pleasure of knowing Lisa from the Oxford Athletic Club where we shared many workouts together over the last 15 years. Her sweet kind soul will be deeply missed. May her souls rest in peace
Roni Crist
Jami Ryan
May 13, 2025
I came to know Lisa at a Bible Recap study group that met all of 2024. She was wonderful at being real and open about the trials that the Lord allows into our lives to make us more like Himself and so she embraced those difficult things that came her way and coming from Him and she grew to love and appreciate her Lord and Savior with each passing day. Lisa will be greatly missed, I'm thankful that I had the opportunity to get to know her and serve the Lord with her. She is rejoicing - whole and complete!
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