Lisa Sheree LeMon, age 41, passed away at her home in Double Adobe, Arizona, on February 6, 2011. Lisa was born in Cambridge, Minnesota to Zan and Audry LeMon. At the age of 10 she moved to Bisbee, Arizona with her family. After a short return to Minnesota in her teenage years, she moved back to Bisbee where she remained.
Lisa is survived by her children, Dylan LeMon and Quenton Lemke; parents, Zan (Bonnie) LeMon of Bradford, Minnesota, and Audry LeMon of Bisbee, Arizona; brothers, Danny (Geralyn) LeMon of Mound, Minnesota and Jason LeMon of Bisbee, Arizona; sisters, Sue (Bud) LeMon-Blanchard and Suzette Velarde, both of Bisbee, Arizona; and many, many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Lisa enjoyed making craft items, collecting unicorns and loved her knick-knacks. She had a unique skill for decorating her home and enjoyed very much the online game of “Farmville” in her free time. Lisa was creative in many ways, from making her own jewelry to making a jungle of her home’s house plants. She was a nurturing, loving mother and a best friend; a strong women in more ways than are countable. She was a life-changing individual, natural to awe inspiring emotion. A “mountain mover” of a poet, captivating all who would listen. Though many love-giving, wonderful things can be said about Lisa, most important to me, she loved her children with every ounce of herself. I can proudly attest this fact, for above all else, she was, my rock, my mentor, my feet on the ground. She was my mother. Not just a missing piece of family, but a missing piece of our hearts. Something remarkable. Someone the memories of which will surly hold steady to the sands of time. We will never forget you love us, never forget we will always love you, more than any word could attempt to portray. To the stars and back Lisa, friend, sister, aunt, my mom.
Services will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, February 11, 2011, at Espinosa Funeral Home, 1094 Highway 92, Bisbee, Arizona.
Following services everyone is invited for food and friendship at Trinity United Methodist Church on Arizona Street.
Please visit the memorial website: lisalemon.last-memories.com to view pictures, share stories and light a candle.
Lisa, “Love You Forever & Always”
