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6 Entries
Deborah (Moen) Grover
January 29, 2009
Lisa was truly a great person and loved by all, even as far back as Jr. High and as a freshman in HS. I was lucky enough to have spent practically every day with her during this time and the memory of her will stay with me as an inspiration of all she was. If only I'd stayed in touch... or at least looked her up. By me (at least) she will be missed. Let it be a lesson to us all.
Susan Koff
January 16, 2009
Lisa defined love and goodness. She was a blessing to all her family and to all who she lost in such a brief but full life. As we kept Ede's and Amy's memory alive, so we will do with Lisa.
Susan Koff
Bernie Maengen
January 8, 2009
I met Lisa about 12 years ago here in Eugene and we became very close friends. We were also part of the same neighborhood so we would see each other regularly meeting in the middle to take a walk. I will never forget her eloquence, beauty, precious spirit and compassion. I will carry Lisa in my heart everyday and will do my best to bring her spirit to others. She was dear friend - a sister/friend. May her memory always be for a blessing.
Heather
January 8, 2009
Lisa is one of those people who still stands out in my memories of Tucson and Sabino High School. She was tiny but mighty in so many ways. My heart and love goes out to Judy (another amazing woman) and Lisa's family.
judy rosen
January 7, 2009
My beloved sister, Lisa, was my twin-soul and an angel to all. Her life passed too fleetingly and she seemed almost too ephemeral for this world. Lisa defined the word LOVE for me and her compassion and tenderness touched all she knew. May her grace live within us all.
Marsha Threlkeld
January 7, 2009
I first met Lisa in Tucson when she was 15 years old. From that day forward I experienced Lisa as a giving, thoughtful, talented and loving person whom I always enjoyed walking and talking with. I most appreciated her love of family and friends (both two and four legged), beautiful poetry and constancy of faith. She shall be greatly missed. All my warmest thoughts to Don and the entire family.
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