Lisa Wakefield-Waters passed away on December 3, 2012 at her daughters home in Anderson, CA. Lisa was born June 14, 1958 in Redding, CA to Douglas and Roberta Wakefield.
Lisa is survived by her daughters: Misti (Santiago) Hernandez, Amber (Teodomiro) Luna; 8 grandchildren; her best friends: Kenny Faddis and Heidi Piercy along with a few good friends.
Lisa's proudest moments were the births of her daughters, the first buck she ever shot and being baptized at North Valley Baptist Church in Redding. Lisa was nicknamed "Crooked Arrow" by her father and hero whom also taught her to hunt and fish. Lisa loved turtles and had an extensive collection. She had a pug named Pancho that she loved very much. Lisa always loved a good joke. She was also very creative and spent her free time doing arts and crafts.
Rest in Peace Mom; tell grandma and grandpa hi. Until we meet again.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight on December 11, 2012
Lisa is survived by her daughters: Misti (Santiago) Hernandez, Amber (Teodomiro) Luna; 8 grandchildren; her best friends: Kenny Faddis and Heidi Piercy along with a few good friends.
Lisa's proudest moments were the births of her daughters, the first buck she ever shot and being baptized at North Valley Baptist Church in Redding. Lisa was nicknamed "Crooked Arrow" by her father and hero whom also taught her to hunt and fish. Lisa loved turtles and had an extensive collection. She had a pug named Pancho that she loved very much. Lisa always loved a good joke. She was also very creative and spent her free time doing arts and crafts.
Rest in Peace Mom; tell grandma and grandpa hi. Until we meet again.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight on December 11, 2012
Lisa Wakefield-Waters passed away on December 3, 2012 at her daughters home in Anderson, CA. Lisa was born June 14, 1958 in Redding, CA to Douglas and Roberta Wakefield.
Lisa is survived by her daughters: Misti (Santiago) Hernandez, Amber (Teodomiro) Luna; 8 grandchildren; her best friends: Kenny Faddis and Heidi Piercy along with a few good friends.
Lisa's proudest moments were the births of her daughters, the first buck she ever shot and being baptized at North Valley Baptist Church in Redding. Lisa was nicknamed "Crooked Arrow" by her father and hero whom also taught her to hunt and fish. Lisa loved turtles and had an extensive collection. She had a pug named Pancho that she loved very much. Lisa always loved a good joke. She was also very creative and spent her free time doing arts and crafts.
Rest in Peace Mom; tell grandma and grandpa hi. Until we meet again.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight on December 11, 2012
Lisa is survived by her daughters: Misti (Santiago) Hernandez, Amber (Teodomiro) Luna; 8 grandchildren; her best friends: Kenny Faddis and Heidi Piercy along with a few good friends.
Lisa's proudest moments were the births of her daughters, the first buck she ever shot and being baptized at North Valley Baptist Church in Redding. Lisa was nicknamed "Crooked Arrow" by her father and hero whom also taught her to hunt and fish. Lisa loved turtles and had an extensive collection. She had a pug named Pancho that she loved very much. Lisa always loved a good joke. She was also very creative and spent her free time doing arts and crafts.
Rest in Peace Mom; tell grandma and grandpa hi. Until we meet again.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight on December 11, 2012
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