LISA MICHELLE WADE
April 22, 1985 - September 20, 2000

Hi. This is Lisa's mom. I kept telling Lisa she needed to finish this page, but she said she didn't know what to put on it. I suggested some pictures of herself, but she was afraid people would think she was "stuck on herself"

Now that Lisa is in heaven (for those that don't know, Lisa was struck by a vehicle and died on September 20, 2000) I am going to fill this page with remembrances of her...



"If tears could build a stairway
And memories a lane
I'd walk right up to heaven
And bring you home again."







LISA M. WADE

SWANTON -- Lisa Michelle Wade, 15, of 18461 Maryland Hwy, Swanton MD, died Wednesday, September 20, 2000 after being hit by a vehicle near her residence.

Born on April 22, 1985 at Cumberland, she was the daughter of Daniel Wade and Lois (Broadwater) Wade. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Kenneth Wade. Also a very special friend, Eddie Rogers, earlier this year.

Lisa was a sophomore at Westmar High School, where she was a member of the Girls Varsity Soccer team and the Cross Country team. She was also involved in the George’s Creek Soccer Club. She graduated from eighth grade at Bloomington School where she served as Student Council President. The family are members of the Bloomington Charge United Methodist Church.

Surviving in addition to her parents are three sisters, Deanna Wade, Keyser, Erica Wade and Andrea Wade, both at home; one niece, Alyvea Fields, Keyser; Maternal grandparents, Delbert “Pete” Broadwater and Norma (McKenzie) Broadwater, Westernport; Paternal grandmother, Irene (Spitznogle) Wade Saville, Keyser; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; and many close friends whom she held very dear to her heart.

Friends were received at the Boal Funeral Home in Westernport on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Funeral services were held at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Piedmont on Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment was in the Bloomington Cemetery.

Pallbearers were four of Lisa’s male cousins; Kenny Wade, John Wade, Josh Broadwater, and Timmy Wade; Chuck Ternent, husband of cousin Beth (Wade) Ternent; and Todd Ellefritz, husband of cousin Melanie (Wade) Ellefritz

In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy can be made to:

United Cerebral Palsy Foundation;

The Lisa Wade Memorial Fund
c/o Wepco FCU
PO Box 157
Bloomington MD 21523 or;

The George’s Creek Soccer Club
c/o Steve Amann
483 Walnut St
Westernport MD 21562.







Dear Baby Sister

Dear Baby Sister, there are so many things I want you to know, that time didn’t permit me to say.
You were stolen from me too soon, too fast, oh how I miss you today!

Dear Baby Sister, I wish you could feel the way my heart’s tearing in two;
because if you could, there would be no question how much I truly love you!

Dear Baby Sister, I want so bad just to hold you close to me.
To tell you I need you, don’t want you to go, instead of setting you free!

Dear Baby Sister, I guess you were right, you knew it was more than a dream;
because now you and Eddie, instead of apart, are together on the same team.

Dear Baby Sister, I’ve no need to worry, I know you’ll keep me safe and sound.
I may have lost my Dear Baby Sister, but Heaven’s found the most ‘beautiful’ Angel around!!


In loving memory of my baby sister, Lisa Michelle Wade. You will always be a part of me: mind, heart, body and soul! I love you, and will miss you so much!


-Andrea Lee Wade
September 22, 2000








September 21, 2000

Well, it’s the day after, and what are we to think. We have lost one of the most spectacular people ever put on this earth, to a freak accident. Lisa Michelle Wade lost her life on the eve of Wednesday, September 20, 2000. Lisa was one of the most outgoing and exciting people I had ever had the pleasure of meeting. I’ve know her for a couple of years now, and we have become pretty good friends. Once I started dating her sister, Andrea, she started treating me like the brother she never had. I looked at her as if she was one of my very own sisters.

She would always wait on me after class, just so she could tell me who she had a crush on that week. I must say that she liked a lot of people, but she was kind of stuck on just one. She liked him so much, but she would never just let him know. So I tried to be a nice guy and tell him for her, but she refused to let me. When she found out that I had actually told him, she was quite upset with me, but we both ended up laughing about it.

I loved how she would trust me anything she had to say. I never expected her to be so open to me, because I was just her sister’s boyfriend, but I guess she thought of me as something more. It made me feel so good that she trusted me. By her doing this, it opened my eyes to see one the most amazing people ever. If I could change one thing about all of this it would be to tell her just how much it meant to know that she accepted me as one of the family.

Lisa shared a lot of things with me that I never expected to hear from her. I just wish that she would have had more time to experience new things and share them with me and all of the other people who loved her so dearly. There are so many people who are just absolutely crushed by the loss of the one of a kind young lady. I believe that everyone she talked to realized what a beautiful human being Lisa M. Wade really was.

I guess I have only one thing left to say, “Lisa we are going to miss you dearly. You have touched our lives in so many ways we couldn’t even begin to sit down and list them all. There is no way to describe the pain and heartache that comes after losing the most unique, spontaneous, and just all around wonderful person we have ever met. You will always be with us in our thoughts. We all love and miss you dearly, and I personally will never forget all the wonderful things that you shared with me over the past year. We love you!!!!”


ALL THE LOVE IN THE WORLD,

RICKEY PARISH

In Loving Memory of Lisa M. Wade






Anyone who attended Lisa's funeral will recall laughing at the memories that were shared by a few of her former teachers. I (Lisa's mom) also have special funny memories of Lisa and her sisters. Click here to view the pages from my website that I wrote for the girls:

"Life Is Funny"

"Lessons I Learned"

Picture Page from my Family Tree Section

PS... You'll have to use the "Back" button on your browser to return here. There is no link back to this page from these pages.



OTHER "LISA" LINKS:

Lisa Page 2

Ryan's Page For Lisa

Brittany's Page For Lisa

In Memory of Brittany Paton August 12,1985-January 17,2001

Virtual Condolences

"Perhaps They Are Not Stars"

"My First Christmas In Haeven"

Obituary from Cumberland Times

Article About Accident from Cumberland Times




2000.. Lois Wade.. wade@pennswoods.net

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