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BORN
1945
DIED
2022
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Elizabeth Johnstone Obituary
grandparents, Harry and Ethel Loutrel.
Lisa loved creating beautiful flower gardens, world cruising, being on the water, and all her four-legged friends. Lisa had a joyful and fun-filled life thanks to her loving husband, Tod Johnstone; her brother Terry Zug; her "three kids," stepdaughter Alexandra Wood, nephew Geordie Zug and niece Eliza Cox; their children; and innumerable friends. Lisa was predeceased by her parents, Gordon and Harriet Zug; and her brother Christopher Zug. Lisa will be greatly missed by all.
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5 Entries
Tod
August 1, 2023
You will always be with me
Trina
November 4, 2022
Tod I am so sorry to hear of Lisa´s passing. I just found out today Nov 4. Lisa was a special person and I´m glad I got to know her. My thoughts are with you, Tod
Susan Chester (SVH)
August 21, 2022
My deepest condolences in your loss. She was one of the nicest people I've ever met (along with yourself) and always looked forward to her visits with the cats. We will all miss her at SVH.
Terrence G McKenna
August 10, 2022
Tod,
I'm so sorry about the loss of your beautiful wife. I only met her once but I'll never forget her. May she rest in peace.
God bless,
Terry McKenna
Julia & Gerry Hogan
August 8, 2022
With deepest condolences Tod and family. We just saw this and are devastated by the news. Lisa was always such an incredibly kind and sweet person to us and to all the crew of the Wind Surf. She will be dearly missed by all, but especially to us. Our heart goes out to you Tod. Keep in touch. xx
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