Peter
I am so sorry for your loss. Lisa was a kind and generous soul. I am honored to have met her when she was my riding instructor. We became friends. It was a thrill for me to look after the horses on a couple of occasions when you two were out of town. I will always remember Lisa. I am very happy she and I were able to chat by phone and text durung the last few months of her illness. My thought and prayers are with you and her sister. May God Bless Lisa and welcome her home.
Cheryl Gibson Byard, Bedford
Lisa was the cool, fun aunt with a great sense of humour who always made me feel welcome in her home. Her strength, determination and assertiveness made her a role model for myself as well as all women who had the pleasure of knowing her. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends. She has now been reunited with her beloved horses and fur babies she cared for over the years at rainbow bridge.
Our deepest condolence to you Peter and Lisa's family. We are keeping fond memories of many riding lessons, horse shows and hey harvest in our hearts. We are thinking of you.
Deepest condolences to Lisa's family. Lisa and I had so many great times growing up. Fun times at the cottage in Hubbards, high school shenanigans, driving around in her old Nova, visits to her place in Lapland.,...and so many more . She was such a great, kind friend and we shared most of our teens and early twenties together.
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