Lisa Ann Cuff

Birth date: Mar 13, 1967 Death date: May 11, 2021

Lisa Ann Cuff of Salem County, NJ passed away Tuesday afternoon, May 11, 2021 at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center in Camden where she had been a patient for the past two weeks. She was 54 years old. Lisa was born in Bridgeton, N Read Obituary

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Karen Sites

234w ago

Lisa was such a kind and loving person. She took great care of my children during her time at Remsterville and beyond with watching them one summer. My kids had such great times with her craft projects and just the time and dedication to loving my kids. Many fond memories of coming to pick them up with the kids in her lap reading books. I am so sad to know we won’t be stopping by her house to visit and catch up. I have comfort knowing she is with her parents and sister now. We will hold Lisa memories close to our heart. Much love to the Cuff family.

Cathy Gomeringer

235w ago

We were very sorry to hear of Lisa's passing. She lived next door to us until we moved in 2006 and she was always the sweetest person. We watched her grow from a young girl into the woman she became. We know she has now been reunited with her parents and beautiful sister Polly. Our condolences to Norman and Donald, and their families.

John and Cathy Gomeringer

Connie Allen

235w ago

Great neighbor! Always helping picking peas! She will be missed dearly. Connie

Donna Ryan-Davis

235w ago

Such a kind and gentle soul. Took real good care of my daughter, Melody, from 10 weeks old til she graduated at Remsterville. Heaven gained a beautiful angel 👼

Michelle Wharton

236w ago

Lisa was my big sister. We always butt heads but we loved each other. I first met her in 2006. She was always loving and very hard worker. She always made me laugh and cry. I will truly miss her. Michelle Wharton

Penny Paulding

236w ago

I first met Miss Lisa at Remsterville when my Granddaughter attended there from the time she was 6 months old until the after school program. I joined Remsterville staff in 2012, and Lisa became not only a caregiver, but also a co-worker and ultimately a friend.
She had a heart of gold, always had a smile, and a great laugh. She loved children, and always enjoyed reading to them, helping them with their arts and crafts projects, and just caring for them. I am grateful for the care she gave all the kids throughout her years at Remsterville but especially to my Granddaughter.
My family and I will miss her greatly. We have many fond memories with Miss Lisa to cherish.
Rest easy my friend.

Lisa Ingegneri

236w ago

Our sincere condolences to your family. We both worked with Lisa at Remsterville Learning Center and she was known for her contagious smile. She was always willing to give a helping hand and was dedicated to the children. She will be missed and our thoughts and prayers are with her entire family.
Sincerely, Bernie and Lisa Ballurio

Cindy Hardwick

236w ago

I first met Lisa in August of 1999 when I began working at Remsterville Learning Center. She had already been working there for several years and was a big help to me in getting adjusted to the new job. For the next 16 years that I worked at Remsterville, she was someone I could always count on. She was hard working, clever in arts and crafts, had a good sense of humor, and loved the children. She was also very loyal to me and truly dedicated to her job. When it snowed and I needed someone to come in and work, she never once said no. A little snow wasn’t going to stop Lisa.

Lisa became a close friend to me and my family. Since I am now living in Oklahoma and am unable to attend the funeral, please know my thoughts and prayers are with all the family. She dearly loved each of you and frequently related stories about her family during her growing up years, family vacations and holidays, and the enjoyable times she had with her nieces and nephews.

My life was greatly enriched by knowing Lisa. She was one of the best friends I ever had.

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