Lisa was a class act. I loved that smile, I'll miss it. Her laughter and sense of humor made the whole room laugh. I spent some time with Lisa last Thanksgiving, we truly enjoyed the moment and my children thought the world of her. One day I saw her at the post office, she didn't have on any make-up, I said sorry I thought you were a friend of mine, she said, it's me Lisa, and we laughed and laughed. Everytime we saw each other we laughed about that day. Underneath that professional well put together look was a precious and fragile human being, that God loves perfectly. My heart goes out to her son, I am praying for her family. Trust God, Faith is a gift. 

Just wanted to say how much you are missed. Your inspiration and strength always gave me hope in this journey we are on. Prayers for your family and all your friends that miss you so much.

Lisa was a great room mate for me when we lived together many moons ago!  We had some great times, laughed alot and she was great at keeping our apartment squeeky clean.  She was beautiful although she didnt know it!  She loved her parents with her whole heart and she shared them with me.  I was fortunate to spend a Thanksgiving meal with all of them on one occasion.  I was so shocked to hear of her passing and I pray for Marge and the rest of her loved ones.  May the comfort of memories help heal all those who knew her.  

I will miss Lisa greatly. I'm grateful for the time we spent together, never a dull moment. Lots of love and laughter. She cracked me up with her decorating her rooster and pig, she loved pigs!
Very sorrowful for your loss Gage, she adored you and may you find comfort in knowing that.

Love ya cousin! I'm remembering the time you introduced me to your record album The Animals when you briefly lived in Idaho; finding out that you wanted to see a Van Halen concert; eating fried green tomatoes; holding Gage as a baby; the nightlife of Chattanooga (cousin Sandra and I had a blast); driving to see uncle Gene at the cemetery; your smile, kindness, beauty, sass, your Southern charm...
RIP dear Lisa.


I am deeply saddened by the news of Lisa's death. We worked together for several years and shared many heart to heart conversations. Her laughter and love of people will be a memory I will treasure for a long time. May peace surround her entire family.

Lisa and I worked together for several years and she was always so much fun. She was an amazing sonographer and highly respected by her peers and the radiologists. She loved Gage so much and was very proud of him. I spoke with her only a month ago and she sounded like she had turned a corner and was in a better place. She was always a good friend to me and I will miss her! Sending love and prayers to her family. 

Amie (“Em”) 



I am so heartbroken to learn of Lisa's passing.  We became instant friends working together and she taught me a lot. We had many talks and laughs to share.  We had a wonderful trip together to a Sonography conference and it was the best time making memories of that weekend. She was so beautiful and smart.  I knew her dad also and that she missed his so very much over the years.  I remember how proud and exciting she was when she had her son.  He was the highlight of her life.  My prayers go out to her family for comfort and peace. Keep the great memories close to your heart to bring you through the tough days.  God bless you all. Love you, Lisa and will see you again. 

Lisa and I dated for several years in the early eighties. She was a beautiful Young Lady with an eye for adventure. We shared so many wonderful  experiences as young people.  Her presence would light up a room and she never met a stranger. Her smile was contagious and her laughter would fill your heart. 

Lias was beautiful both inside and out. There is no doubt that she will be missed immensely. 

I was Blessed to have known her.

My prayers to her family.

Craig Miller




Lisa was a lady who knew how to love, laugh, and express gratitude. Life absolutely baffled her sometimes - causing all kind of reactions from her, but my favorite was watching her smile twinkle all the way up to her eyes & take over her entire face as she burst out laughing. She was so fun to laugh with. I'll miss that, and I'll miss her.

I just learned Lisa is gone.  We walked so many days together this past year.  She loved you dearly.  She grieved her past.  She was beyond blessed at your gracious inclusion of her attending the Boy Scout eagle event for Gage.  She sobbed in gratitude for welcoming her to join you both for dinner that night.  It gave her much hope.  Her hope and vision for a redemptive future often leaked out of her and she tried to regroup.  I so treasured watching her steps forward.  We were so different yet laughed and cried much together.   I moved this summer away from the apartment complex.  Last time I saw her, I was concerned.   My heart aches for you and that I was not there to encourage her one more time.    You have both been loving to her.  She knew that.  She sure struggled forgiving herself.   May you find Gods peace through all of this.  You did love her well.  
Sue Sipe 

The first time I met her, she was so angry.  But soon, she softened.  She was doing the very best she could.  I hope everyone remembers that about her.”

Lisa was a gift to my life and so many others. She gave her time and her compassion to others effortlessly and selflessly. My heart breaks for all of us. 
In my prayers, 
Barbara Shaffer 

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Lisa Gayle (Jensen) Keeble

February 14, 1963 – September 8, 2020

Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory & Florist-East Brainerd Chapel

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