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Lisa Rasp age 44 of Totowa died Monday, August 4, 2008 at home.
She was born in Paterson and spent her formative years in Totowa attending Washington Park Grammar School and then Passaic Valley High School graduating with the Class of 1982.
Lisa leaves her family with fond memories of a very loving and dedicated mother and daughter. Her childhood in particular was very happy. As a mother she tried to be the best she could and loved her children with all of her heart. She participated in their lives including living on a mini farm and involving her children in 4-H projects with raising, grooming, and showing sheep including winning ribbons for their skills.
Later in life she developed health problems that could not be overcome. Try as she did her health held her back in many areas and she would often make new efforts to succeed only to fall back again. The health that we all take for granted was not to be for Lisa and God saw that on Monday, August 4, 2008 and he called her back to himself. Her family can now be assured that Lisa is now free of illness and free at last in heaven.
Surviving are her husband Mark P. Barry of Lunenburg, Massachusetts; a daughter Lexie and a son Connor; her father William P. Rasp of Totowa; one brother William Rasp Jr. and his wife Amy of Totowa; her grandmother Annie Daalder of Toms River.
She was predeceased by her grandfather Fred Daalden in July 2008 and her mother Janice (nee Jablonski) Rasp in May 2006.
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Funeral arrangements are private.
August 4, 2008
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Funeral arrangements are private.
Lisa Rasp age 44 of Totowa died Monday, August 4, 2008 at home.
She was born in Paterson and spent her formative years in Totowa attending Washington Park Grammar School and then Passaic Valley High School graduating with the Class of 1982.
Lisa leaves her family with fond memories of a very loving and dedicated mother and daughter. Her childhood in particular was very happy. As a mother she tried to be the best she could and loved her children with all of her heart. She participated in their lives including living on a mini farm and involving her children in 4-H projects with raising, grooming, and showing sheep including winning ribbons for their skills.
Later in life she developed health problems that could not be overcome. Try as she did her health held her back in many areas and she would often make new efforts to succeed only to fall back again. The health that we all take for granted was not to be for Lisa and God saw that on Monday, August 4, 2008 and he called her back to himself. Her family can now be assured that Lisa is now free of illness and free at last in heaven.
Surviving are her husband Mark P. Barry of Lunenburg, Massachusetts; a daughter Lexie and a son Connor; her father William P. Rasp of Totowa; one brother William Rasp Jr. and his wife Amy of Totowa; her grandmother Annie Daalder of Toms River.
She was predeceased by her grandfather Fred Daalden in July 2008 and her mother Janice (nee Jablonski) Rasp in May 2006.
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