Dear Tim and Family, Lisa was such a sweet girl and precious child of God. I always enjoyed her spirit and smile. Praying God is with you now and in the days to come. Love in Christ, Lezli
Tim, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this painful time. Lisa always had a smile for everyone and is deeply loved and will be dearly missed. Although there aren't any words that will ease the pain and loss you, Nathan, Brian and your family are bearing right now, I pray God will bring you peace and comfort when you need it most.
Nathan and family... My deepest condolences to all of you at this difficult time. I have been thinking about you and your family since I learned of your mom's passing. You have my sympathy, love/friendship and support. Love, Karen
Expressing my deep sorrow over the passing of Lisa. I am somewhat of a relative as my mother was a Dreyer. I remember most of Lisa when she was quite young on Emmaus Avenue where she lived with her family. We were down the steet from them and my children played with the Dreyer kids. Lisa does have the Ultimate Healing. May the Lord surround the family at this difficult time.
Dear Lori and family, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. Please know you will all remain in my thoughts and my prayers now and in the days to come....
Lisa and I went to grade school all the way through high school together. We were also in band together. She played the Clarinet. I played the Baritone horn. We had a friend in band named Bruce Block that always liked to tease us with a little saying that he made up for us using our names. Lisa's was "Don't rent a dryer you can Lisa Dreyer", My maiden name was Cederberg. He used the slogan "O Cedar makes your life easier" When I think of Lisa I smile because she was always so sweet. She lived on the same street growing up as a good friend of mine, Marsha Bailie. I remember playing and having a good time when I was over at Marsha's. I reconnected with Lisa when I got my Facebook going. She was real close friends with my cousin Debbie Miller. We all went to school together. I remember talking to her on Facebook about Curves. She told me that she liked it and what it was all about. I went and joined. I also love it. I was very saddened to hear about her cancer. I have prayed daily for her and her family. I think of part of the lyrics of Mercy Me "Homesick"
".....In Christ, there are no goodbyes
And in Christ, there is no end
So I'll hold onto Jesus with all that I have
To see you again
This is what us as fellow Christians have to look forward to. In Christ there are no goodbyes.
I know that Lisa has touched many lives and will be truly missed.
