Birth date: May 11, 1969 Death date: Mar 22, 2008
BISHOP, LISA JUE Age 38, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 22, 2008 at Presbyterian Hospital in Plano from Esophageal Cancer. She was born on Sunday, May 11, 1969 at Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. She is survived by her Read Obituary
Lisa, words can't express how much we'll miss you and your sweet heart. But we celebrate your life and will continue on with the same grace you did, even in the face of the ultimate adversity, because we know you would want us to. We will love you always.
It seems like yesterday that, in between classes, I was hanging out with Lisa and other friends in Dudley House. I always appreciated her friendly smile and insightful humor. She will be greatly missed.
What a fighter Lisa was. She has left a void in our workplace and our lives and we will miss her. She was a smart and warm-hearted person. I'm grateful to have had the privilege of her friendship.
My mother, Kimie Simmons, was Lisa's babysitter from infancy. Lisa became our "adopted" little sister and was even included in our family pictures during that time. She was a jewel and we have always been proud of her accomplishments and will remember her beautiful life. Our prayers and thoughts are with her family.
I was very sad to hear about Lisa. I remember her from the SMU MBA program, as a person who was friendly and not afraid to ask questions about what she did not understand
A brilliant light has been extinguished. Lisa will always be the person with the smile, the inquisitive nature, and the distinguished, positive demeanor that made everyone want to be a part of her life.
I worked with Lisa at SMU. In fact, our cubicles were side-by-side. Sometimes I would peak over the divider to say hi–I was always greeted by her wonderfully warm smile. I'm sitting in my cubicle now and would give anything to peak over and see her again. She was a great friend from whom I learned so much. Her intelligence, courage, grace, humor and spirit are sorely missed here. I'm lucky to have known and worked with her.
My deepest sympathies to Lisa's family and loved ones. Her friendship will be sorely missed and never forgotten.
I will try to live my life half as well as Lisa lived hers. I will be tenacious.
May the joy that you lived life with continue as your new life begins. It was an honor to have known you, and it is an honor to continue to celebrate your legacy.
