Lisa Ann Amato

There are no words to express the severity of this loss. Aunt Lisa, you were always such a fun loving, creative, all around genuine person. There are too many wonderful memories to list in here. Thank you for being my confirmation sponsor and for tolerating my unannounced drop ins when you were secretively making the most beautiful diaper cake ever for my baby shower, forcing you to scramble and clean up to not ruin the surprise. I am going to miss hearing your voice and your laugh so much, but I’ve heard them enough to forever hear them in my mind. I will love and miss you always and forever. Rest easy with all our loved ones in heaven. You are in such good company up there. Till we meet again. Xoxo

The pain and sorrow of the loss of our dear Aunt Lisa are only softened knowing she is pain free and enjoying Sunday dinner with our loved ones who are with her up in Heaven above. I’ll miss your love, laughter and that, dimple-faced smile. Thank you for a lifetime of memories. The love you gave our family will help us through this most difficult chapter and I know you will be watching down and guiding my Uncle, my ‘little’ cousins and Mia. Getting those texts from you during your most trying times were truly a highlight while I was in Italy, the place you recently made so many beautiful memories. I love you and will miss you always and thank you for the years of support and love, Aunt Lisa. We’ve got another World Cup next summer, so you know I’ll be calling upon you for some heavenly help. 🙂 Until we meet again…

Louie and family, I am so sorry for your loss. It is hard to know just what to say at this sad time because your loss is so great & because Lisa will be missed in so many ways. But even though no words can truly comfort you, perhaps they can, in some small way, express the depth of care and concern that is felt for you now. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

To Lou, Danielle, Louie and Anthony
We’re so sorry for your loss. Rest in peace Lisa

My dear friend Lisa it’s so hard to find the words. You were always someone I could turn to, laugh with, cry with and feel so supported. We have been through most of our nursing career together and have endured it all! We had such a special and beautiful friendship and were always there for each other. Your family with you and Lou leading the way, has grown and developed into a beautiful tight knot that will help each other through this terrible loss. . I can hear you saying it’s ok Gee and I know your right! I will miss you so much! My deepest sympathies go out to Lou, Danielle, Louis, Anthony, Mia.

To Lou, Danielle, Louie, and Anthony

I’ve been thinking a lot about how grief is a long journey … how love makes the loss heavy, and how the loss proves the love was real. Twenty years flew by faster than any of us expected, yet the time we had with Lisa still feels close.

I’ll never forget the camping trips, the family reunions, and the gallons of homemade sauce at your mom’s house every tomato harvest. I’ll never forget the way Lisa spoke with that soft warmth. I can still hear her laugh … bright, unmistakable, the kind that made you feel like you belonged in the moment.

She has gone through the door we all eventually face, yet her influence continues. The imprint she left stays. Love like hers doesn’t disappear; it becomes a kind of gravity, keeping her close even as the years move on.

Deepest sympathies.
Rest in peace, Lisa.

I feel so fortunate to have known Lisa. She touched so many lives with her kindness and warmth, she will be deeply missed. My sincere condolences.