Dear daughter of the late Eldred (Edith) Winebaugh and Iris (Phil) Eder (nee Scott). Dear sister of Dixie (the late John) Seagraves, twin sister of Teresa Winebaugh, Eldred (Christine) Winebaugh Jr., Steve Winebaugh, Jeff (Darlene) Winebaugh, William Krah, Janette (Jim) Miles and the late Cindy Rosson and Linda Thompson. Dear aunt of Sonya (Eddy) Johnson, Jason Winebaugh, Josh (Amy) Seagraves, Sara (Jeremy) Brainard and Skylar Winebaugh. Our dear niece, great aunt, great great aunt, cousin and friend.
SERVICES: A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society appreciated.
RIP Lisa. We love you and will miss your sweet smile and gentle spirit. So many good and happy memories of us i will always cherish.
My heart is full of sadness and grief. Lisa, Teresa and I were friends for 61 years. We met when I moved to Lemay when I was 11 years old and we all became close friends right away. We had some really great time growing up then I got married and moved away for a while, but our friendship was always there.I couldn’t have asked for any better friends than Lisa and Teresa. My heart is breaking that she’s no longer with us.Lisa will be terribly missed. Love you so much, Lisa. You will never be forgotten. You’re in no more pain. Now you can rest in peace. I will see you again someday, I promise.😢
I worked with Lisa for over 25 years at Walgreens.She was my dear friend and an excellent pharmacy technician, and I felt privileged to work with her. She truly cared about our patients and her fellow employees. It made my job so much easier and enjoyable knowing she would be there everyday, willing to do whatever it took to do our jobs well and take care of our patients. She always had a smile on her face and was willing to listen patiently to our patients, always trying her best to take care of their every need. To them, she was not just the lady behind the counter, she was their friend, Lisa.
It is no secret that Lisa did not like to drive. So I would be remiss if I did not give her sister Teresa a big thank you for driving Lisa to work EVERY day before she went to her own job, then returning to pick up Lisa at the end of the day before heading home. Thank you so much Teresa for doing that and making it possible for Lisa and I to work together all those years at Walgreens, where she was able to touch my Life and the lives of so many other people. Thank you, Teresa, she could not have asked for a better sister.
Dave Haenni