Lisa Marie Griff
Lisa Marie Griff (nee Anderson), age 39, passed away on April 21, 2026. Beloved wife of Ira Griff. Loving daughter of Deborah Anderson. Also survived by her step-sons, Seth Griff and Ryan Griff (Jessica). Devoted grandmother of Addison, sister of Christopher Anderson (Nancy), and Joseph Anderson. Sadly missed by her nephew, Nathan. Lisa was a great friend and a caring person to everyone that she touched. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her. Family and friends are invited to attend her viewing and funeral on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at McCafferty Funeral & Cremation Inc. 6711 Frankford Ave. (between Unruh & Knorr Sts). You may visit and comfort Lisa’s family during the viewing from 9:30 am – 10:30 am. There will be a prayer service starting at 10:30 am. Further arrangements will be held at the convenience of her family. Please omit flowers and kindly consider donations in Lisa’s memory to Bringing Hope Home
Lisa you were like an older sister to me. Your love and support as I got older will stick with me forever. I hope Newman met you with open arms up there. Please give him a hug for me. ❤️🥺💔
My dear friend, you will truly be missed. From the day we met, we clicked. You were funny and kind l. I was so honored to be a part of your wedding, to share in your joy. I will forever enjoy the memory of your bridal shower. You had so much fun! You are so loved and will be sorely missed.
Dearest Lisa, I have known you for so many years. My son Josh and Joey were friends, you spent so much time at our house. You were another daughter to us. You babysat for my kids. You were so loved and will be so missed. We love you Lisa.
Lisa wouldn't have remembered these but two memories. The night Lisa was born. I hadn't been through anyone else having a baby and watching the pain of childbirth was pretty scary but then I recall them talking forceps and yikes! Surprised Lisa ever had cousins. I also recall bringing infant Lisa to my parents house (your grandparents). It was the first time having precious cargo aboard and I nearly got run off the road by an aggressive driver! So frightened for the smidge in the carseat behind me. On both of these occations you were just going with the flow, lol. You will be missed for your caring and hopeful way. Love you
I am grateful for the memories that I made with Lisa when we were kids in Colorado. Watching cable TV and eating fluffernutter sandwiches at Grandma and Grandpa’s house, pool days and Christmas celebrations with the whole family. I will always remember her as my cool older cousin. Praying that joyful memories fill the hearts of those she loved.
I remember how wonderful it was to spend time with Lisa and her siblings years ago out in Colorado. We enjoyed the zoo, the harvest festival and Heritage Gardens among other great times. She had a great smile. We've kept in touch over the years and wish she wasn't so far away. She was so lucky to meet a wonderful man like Ira. He was a great partner and support for Lisa and for the extended family. Big hug, Ira.
Lisa, you were a sweet, courageous woman and your desire to fight the battle was inspiring. Thank you for trying new medical treatments to help others in the future. May you rest in peace.
Sometimes you meet a person and it feels like you've known them forever. Lisa was that person. She made me laugh doing papers in the early mornings. We were texting buddies cheering each other through the good and bad. She will be missed but she is at peace.
Sometimes you meet a person and it feels like you’ve known them forever. Lisa was that person. She made me laugh doing papers in the early mornings. We were texting buddies cheering each other through the good and bad. She will be missed but she is at peace.
Lisa, you were a sweet, courageous woman and your desire to fight the battle was inspiring. Thank you for trying new medical treatments to help others in the future. May you rest in peace.
I remember how wonderful it was to spend time with Lisa and her siblings years ago out in Colorado. We enjoyed the zoo, the harvest festival and Heritage Gardens among other great times. She had a great smile.
We’ve kept in touch over the years and wish she wasn’t so far away.
She was so lucky to meet a wonderful man like Ira. He was a great partner and support for Lisa and for the extended family. Big hug, Ira.
I am grateful for the memories that I made with Lisa when we were kids in Colorado. Watching cable TV and eating fluffernutter sandwiches at Grandma and Grandpa’s house, pool days and Christmas celebrations with the whole family. I will always remember her as my cool older cousin. Praying that joyful memories fill the hearts of those she loved.
Lisa wouldn’t have remembered these but two memories. The night Lisa was born. I hadn’t been through anyone else having a baby and watching the pain of childbirth was pretty scary but then I recall them talking forceps and yikes! Surprised Lisa ever had cousins. I also recall bringing infant Lisa to my parents house (your grandparents). It was the first time having precious cargo aboard and I nearly got run off the road by an aggressive driver! So frightened for the smidge in the carseat behind me. On both of these occations you were just going with the flow, lol. You will be missed for your caring and hopeful way. Love you
Dearest Lisa, I have known you for so many years. My son Josh and Joey were friends, you spent so much time at our house. You were another daughter to us. You babysat for my kids. You were so loved and will be so missed. We love you Lisa.
My dear friend, you will truly be missed. From the day we met, we clicked. You were funny and kind l. I was so honored to be a part of your wedding, to share in your joy. I will forever enjoy the memory of your bridal shower. You had so much fun! You are so loved and will be sorely missed.
Lisa you were like an older sister to me. Your love and support as I got older will stick with me forever. I hope Newman met you with open arms up there. Please give him a hug for me. ❤️🥺💔