I met Lisa at an ISSSEEM conference years ago. She was an amazing networker. Brilliant subtle energy researcher. We talked many times about her "Wizard Parties" and I looked forward to finally attending one. I guess that won't happen now. I will deeply miss her. I trust that she is in radiant space and full of happy energy now. ( Can you imagine otherwise? The girl rocks.)
But many of you Wizards out there are reading this, and I hope somebody will pick up the torch and reignite the network that Lisa was. I will be in Boulder area off and on, and I am a Wizard. I sincerely hope that the people that were connected through Lisa will continue to connect. I hope to meet you all.
Kent Noonan

Lisa was a kind soul, a caring person, and a deep thinker and feeler.  I spent time with her in many different contexts over the years and was always amazed by her creativity and desire to network and connect people together for the greater good.  Her Wizard Parties were one highlight of my memories with her.  

I sensed lately that she was feeling a call from the other side, from subtle things she said and from the struggles her body was facing.  It seems that the portal has opened for her to jump through, and now she is on a wondrous journey to the beyond.  Although so many will miss her shining presence, we can also celebrate her graduation and send her our prayers on her next stage of spiritual unfoldment, as well as gratitude for the gift she was and is.

I met Lisa during my work with Energy Medicine while living in San Diego in the 1990s.  We kept meeting their her research activity with Lifewave Corp doing research for the company.  We continued to meet during the ISSSEEM conferences in Colorado for many years.  Lisa was a seeker of truth and how to apply it to the emerging field of Energy Medicine.  I was very surprised at her premature passing this month and trust that her spirit lives on in all friends, family and loved ones.  May her soul rest in peace.

I met Lisa about 18 years ago.  She was young, vibrant, attending conferences, meeting and connecting people, sharing ideas, doing research.  She was in her element, loving life and having fun!  Lisa was a conference junkie and she knew everyone in the health industry.  We became friends and she helped with our Heart Rate Variability Study and was one of the authors.  I have several Lisa stories, not all of which I can share.  ;-)

I recall the time she got a job to put in Stetzer filters into peoples' homes and she asked me if I would help her install them as we were visiting friends at that time.  I agreed.  We ended up in Connecticut at several huge mansions and I mean huge!  A job I thought would take a couple of hours at the most took the entire day with Lisa doing the heavy lifting.  Some of the homes were so big that several times we got separated and I got lost.  I would end up in the kitchen   talking with the cook and other staff.   

We met over the years at conferences in California, New York, Las Vegas, Colorado, Florida, Toronto and Lisa knew everyone.  She was a great "go-to" person for both products and people.  She loved life and was generous with her time, her knowledge, and her friendship.  

Since covid, we would email each other and talk on the phone.  More recently, when Lisa phoned me, she sounded low.  Life was difficult for her financially and physically and covid made it that much worse.  Despite this she tried to sound happy and bubbly, but Lisa never was good at deceiving anyone.  It just wasn't in her.

Jeff Marrongelle gently told me of Lisa's passing and I was shocked!  So young!  So vibrant!  Such a generous spirt and kind soul.  May her soul be at peace!