LISA KAREN LUCKWELL

Condolences & Memories (18 entries)

• I just heard of the passing of my dearest cousin Lisa Luckwell I am in shock and in tears. Lisa’s father BILL SAWCHUK and my mother Sophia SAWCHUK WARBANSKY OF DUFROST, MANITOBA WERE BROTHER AND SISTER MY NAME IS ELIZABETH WARBANSKY (204) 229-3266 I really think LISA WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL PERSON, Because her mother ANN SAWCHUK WAS SO KIND AND THOUGHFULL. My condolences to my cousin ALLAN, LISA OLDER BROTHER, KEN LUCKWELL, Lisa’s husband, To LISA’s 2 son’s KRIS and DUSTIN AS WELL AS HER ONLY GRANDSON DAWSON. She was always so happy and just being with her Would make everyone happy. She never, had a bad thing to say. As children 55 years ago we loved to go to see JERRY LEWIS MOVIES AND SPEND HOURS IN HER 2nd floor Bedroom on SHERBROOK AVE SHE LOVED SWIMMING. Lisa I will always miss you, You left us too soon. - Posted by: Elizabeth Warbansky (Cousin ) on: Jun 27, 2020

• To Ken, Kris and Dustin - today I was shocked to hear the news of Lisa's passing. I will always remember her sense of humour and her kind soul. She was one of the nicest human beings that came into my life. I will miss you! May you rest in peace Lisa. - Posted by: Gabriella Canosa (Warbansky) (Friends of the Family) on: Jun 24, 2020

• So very sorry to hear of Lisa’s passing. She was such a colourful character, not one to mince words, and a sharp sense of humour. We had known her for many decades at the University of Manitoba, where she held many positions. Seems now, those were the good old days, and she was definitely a vibrant member of the old crew. A great loss, but so pleased to have known her. Sincere condolences to the family. - Posted by: Ian & Bonnie Brown (Co-worker) on: Apr 01, 2020

• My sincere condolences Ken and Dustin. I'm so sorry Lisa didn't have more time. She was always a bright spot in my day when we worked at the U of M. I will miss her. - Posted by: Lisa Aho (Former co-worker at the University of Manitoba) on: Apr 01, 2020

• It was very sad to hear of Lisa’s passing. I agree, she always had a great sense of humour. She brought a lot of laughter and happiness to our family, and everyone that knew her. She touched the hearts of everyone that knew her. Sincerest condolences to all the family Barbara (Michie) MacAulay - Posted by: Barbara ( Michie ) MacAulay ( She was a friend I met through my sister , Christine Frank ) on: Mar 28, 2020

• I am deeply saddened to hear the news of Lisa's passing. She was an incredible friend during our time working together at the U of M. Her sense of humour was second to none! She will be missed my many. - Posted by: Joe Danis (Friend) on: Mar 27, 2020

• I had the great good fortune of working with Lisa for a number of years at the U of M. She was always upbeat and often hilarious. Going for lunch with her was always guaranteed to be a good time. I will always remember her ordering Eggs Benedict with the stipulation that the eggs were to be "like golfballs". RIP Lisa, and my sincere condolences to her family. - Posted by: Kathie (McMullan) Bartel (Colleague from University of Manitoba) on: Mar 27, 2020

• I am tremendously saddened to learn of Lisa’s passing. I will cherish my memories of great times spent with Lisa at the U if M. My love to all of Lisa’s family and friends. - Posted by: Joanne Dyer (Friend ) on: Mar 26, 2020

• I worked with Lisa at the U of M for many years. She was a very nice lady and funny as hell. Sincere condolences to Dustin and the rest of the family. May God grant you peace in the days to follow. - Posted by: Carole Johnson (Co- worker at U of M) on: Mar 26, 2020

• My condolences to Ken, Kris and Dustin. Lisa was a special person. She was a clever, kind, thoughtful and very funny person. My whole family has fond memories of Lisa. We spent many hours in each others’ company when we were young; during the time when grown up concerns didn’t occupy our days. - Posted by: Christine Frank (Friend) on: Mar 26, 2020

• With deepest sympathy. We are so sorry about the loss of Lisa. May time heal your heart and bring you peace. Our memories of Lisa are happy ones and she will always remain in our hearts. - Posted by: Verna and Marshall Blais (Friends) on: Mar 26, 2020

• My sincere condolences to the family. - Posted by: Winter Broadfoot-Hart (friend) on: Mar 25, 2020

• So sorry, Ken, to hear of Lisa's passing. We enjoyed meeting Lisa and yourself a couple of years ago in Phoenix. Our condolences to you and your family. - Posted by: Dan & Bonnie Siemens (Friend) on: Mar 24, 2020

• You were a amazing person Lisa, I was so fortunate to have worked and learned from you, even if I didn't always know it at the time. We had some wonderful laughs and still to this day your saying and memory lingers in the office. You will never be forgotten by me. LOVE , RIP - Posted by: Amanda Halayko (co-worker) on: Mar 24, 2020

• Lisa was our cousin and friend and her loss will be felt deep in our hearts. She was a super nice person and funny and cared deeply about her husband Ken and children. God Bless her. With love from Kelowna -Doreen & Rick and family- - Posted by: Doreen A Shandro (cousin) on: Mar 22, 2020

• Our deepest felt condolences Ken and his family! Lisa will be greatly missed! - Posted by: Roger & Therese Frechette (FRiends) on: Mar 21, 2020

• I was saddened to hear of Lisa’s passing. We knew each other at the University of Manitoba. Lisa was a pleasure to know and I am very sorry she didn’t have more time. - Posted by: Maggie Duncan (Colleague from University of Manitoba) on: Mar 21, 2020

• Deepest Condolences!! Fond memories of Lisa growing up. She was a friend of my sister Sheilah Loved her sense of humour - Posted by: Brenda Walpole (Friend) on: Mar 21, 2020