Elizebeth White Obituary (1962 - 2019)

Elizebeth “Lisa” Florence White was born October 20, 1962 in Evanston, Wyoming to Ken and Zella White. She passed from this life and into the arms of Christ in the late hours of June 13, 2019. Lisa was born with cerebral palsy. Early in her life we know she would play a special role in all of our lives. She was the perfect example to us, she showed us all how to love unconditionally. Lisa enjoyed the simple beautiful things in life. Walks, slow drives, family meals, listening to music, dancing and watching children play were among her most favorite activities. She grew up just down the street from the old city pool and park. She often snuck away from home and could be found at the pool or park watching the kids play. While Lisa was special to everyone who knew her, she was her daddy’s angel, he spoiled her rotten. That could explain the special bond Lisa made with her brothers and male nurses. Life may never again present to us a soul as pure and genuine as Lisa’s was. She will be painfully missed. We know she’s dancing in heaven and we find peace in knowing she is with her Mom and Dad. Lisa is survived by her siblings and their spouses, David (Doreen) White, Brenda (Pat) Arfsten, Mikel (Adrienne) White, Tonya (Charlie) Coates, 13 nieces and nephews and 12 great nieces and nephews. Lisa is preceded in death by her parents Ken and Zella White, her grandparents Clarence and Libby Wilcox and Don and Florence Steal. Funeral Services will be held on June 22, 2019 at 11:00 am at Southern Utah Mortuary (209 South 100 West Milford, Utah). Interment will be in the Milford City Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. The family wishes to thank the staff at the Milford Long Term Care for your love and special care that you had for our special angel. Your kitchen staff, custodians, your beautiful residence and entire medical staff; everyone of you always took the time to sit and visit with not just Lisa, but the family as well, always going above and beyond to make her stay so special. THANK YOU. Thank you to Matthew Park at Southern Utah Mortuary for your professional and personal guidance in our most difficult time.