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Lisa Mondore DeAngelis
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Lisa DeAngelis Obituary
HOUSTON, Texas - Lisa Mondore DeAngelis, 65, died May 17, 2025. She was born in Albany to the late Aaron (Rocky) and Joan Driggs Mondore. She was mother of John and James, of Houston; and grandmother of four. Sister of the late Aaron (Stoney) and Kathie Mondore, and James Wheeler. She is survived by sisters, Debbie Wheeler and Christine Mondore; and brother, Brian Mondore. She has many nieces, nephews.
Her good friends Danny, Ginger and Blue were always there for her.
Lisa was a charismatic and benevolent soul. Always the life of the party. She was spiritual and devoted to her family and friends!
All are invited to her services on October, 6, Monday. Starting with Mass at The Cathedral Church, Madison Ave., 2 p.m. Followed by the burial, Calvary Cemetary, Rt. 9W. Finishing with a celebration of Lisa's life, 4 to 6:30 p.m. We hope to see all her friends and family.
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Beth Labunski
Yesterday
I am so sorry for your loss. I have known Lisa for over 60 years. We played as toddlers, riding our tricycles on Hudson Avenue. I was always happy to see her when she was in town.
Rest in peace Lisa. Love you
Jim Jordan (Jordy)
Yesterday
My sincere condolences go out to the Mondore Family, who have been great friends since childhood. Met up with Chrisy and Lisa, who I haven´t seen in years. Had a great time and I´m so sorry to hear of Lisa´s passing, stay strong Chrisy and Brian and May Rest In Peace
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