I went to college with Lisa at Trillium. She was a bright light in our class. I will never forget how we helped eachother in class, and even sometimes outside of class.
Really saddened to hear about this. 
May you rest easy.

I would like to send my condolences to all who loved Lisa. 
It's hard to believe that she is gone. I will forever cherish my memories and never forget the wonderful times we had together as children.
Love you forever! Rest in peace and please send my love to everyone.

I am so sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. I just found out last evening. I had known Lisa since 1991. Although we had lost touch over the years we reconnected a short time ago. I was unaware of her struggles. She was a giving and beautiful person who was deserving of so much more than that which she received.  I am honored for having known her during a period of relative happiness in her life. My thoughts are with her family and loved ones. RIP   Ryan Sellick

We were very sad to hear of Lisa’s passing.  We extend our deepest sympathy to The Family of Lisa.  Borge & Dianne Pedersen 

I worked many moons ago with Lisa, she was my ASM.  She taught me so much.  Such a light.  My condolences to all of her family and friends.  She loved you all so much!  Family was so very important to her.  She spoke of them often.

RIP Lisa! Thank you for going with me to see Shemar and making this day even more memorable. Rest well


Lisa was the sister that I didn't have.
There are so many good times to cherish.

We met as teenagers and quickly became best friends.
We loved music, we loved listening to the mighty Q together, going to concerts too.
We always has so much fun. Laughed 'til we cried. Whether we were laughing at the bus stop, hoping to make the :02 bus....or walking through the Oshawa Center sharing a walkman with 2 headphones singing our favourite song without a care...getting Second cup or an orange julius...of course, can't forget the fun times at the CNE as well.
Over the years, no matter the amount of time that had passed when we didn't see each other, it felt just as comfortable as the days we lounged talking about things that teenagers do.

Your memory, your laugh and our friendship will be something I will always hold dear, my friend Rees.

Sending love and light to all those remembering our beautiful friend, Lisa.

My happiest memories of Lisa are from when we were teenagers. Listening to music with Lisa (she knew every word to every song!). We often watched the Leafs game together, chanting “Daoust! Daoust!” at the television.  Then there were all of our hilarious adventures (frequently with Renee), during our 2 bus, daily journey to and from Paul Dwyer. I just remember so much laughter, because Lisa had a wicked sense of humour. We switched buses at the Oshawa Centre, so we would drink coffee at the Second Cup (triple cream and sugar for us back then), and hit the record store.  Prior to the pandemic we used to meet regularly for lunch with a group of friends from high school. More fun, and more laughter.  I was struck by the fierce love she had for her children, and a few times she brought her wonderful  little boy, Jake along. I am so very sad, but I know she’s with her mom and sister, happy, and still singing along to her favourite songs.  

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Lisa Louise Laviolette

10 juillet 1967 – 31 octobre 2022

Oshawa Funeral Home

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