Tuesday, April 4, 2006
There are people who’s lives are filled with great accomplishments. They may come from royalty, or be born into a life full of riches. Some are simply geniuses, or those who have made their mark through the life of the rich and famous. Their names and faces are recognizable to the world. Yet, despite their notoriety, many do not leave a legacy of what defined the most important aspect of their existence. Were they good people?
Lisa may never be cited in the archives of notable people, her life had far greater value and held a steady and consistent glow that warmed the hearts of all who knew her. She was a good person. Her personality sparkled and affected everyone she touched. She didn’t need to be the center of attention, people just naturally gravitated to her.
You never quite knew what to expect from her. She could be quiet and reflective, or wild and outrageous. She laughed easily and had an infectious personality that you just couldn’t help but like. She would embrace you as she seemed to embrace most things, openly and with no hidden feelings of who she was or what she expected. She was an open book, what you saw on the outside, what was she was on the inside. She simply glowed.
Lisa may no longer be a physical presence on earth, but her spirit will always be a part of us and will live forever in our hearts. Our guardian angel of the North Hill. A everlasting gift, always present, watching lovingly over us.
