Monday, June 21, 2021
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Hello Rossello Family,
My most sincere regret and sympathy for the loss of one of the brightest and most vibrant souls I have every had the privilege to know. Lisa was so charming, warm and friendly. She made everyone feel welcome and had such a great sense of humor. I was lucky to have many years with Lisa at work, first in building 4 and then in Building 5 working for Quality Assurance, before she moved to the BA unit. During that time we all had gone through many life changes, but during any storm Lisa a was a light to help endure the storm. To put it shortly, Lisa was the best of all of us and if I have any regret, it was that I didn't reach out -back on her birthday in May, to see how retirement was treating her. Lisa always spoke about all of you... as her family was clearly everything that mattered in life. I remember her many stories of going boating and how she was looking to spend lots of time on the water after retirement. All of us who had the pleasure of knowing Lisa were surely blessed and I thank God for the time I had knowing and working with her.
Blessings to you.
JP Martin
