Lisa A. Blake

Celebrating the Life of Lisa Lisa's legacy of love and laughter will forever resonate in the hearts of those she leaves behind. She is survived by her beloved son, Timothy S. Brown, and his father, Timothy Sr., who will both carry forward her spirit. Lisa's memory is also treasured by her devoted parents, Gloria and Richard Blake; her brother, Richard Blake Sr. (Keta); and her former sister-in-law, Latricia Carr, all of whom shared in her life's journey. A cherished godmother, Grace Brown Johnson, held a special place in Lisa's heart. Lisa's life was a tapestry woven with the threads of deep connections and meaningful friendships. She leaves behind a community of individuals who were touched by her warmth and generosity, including Ronald Wesley(Marry), Larry Stevenson Sr., her great-aunt Delsie Muse, Celeste Wesley, Yvonne Savage (Nathaniel), Marguerite Blake, and Eva Mosley (Gary). Her special cousin, Darren Stephenson, along with a multitude of nephews, nieces, and cousins, will fondly remember her vibrant presence. Lisa's circle of special friends, including Reginald Riley, Irvin Patrick, Tasha, Isabella, and a host of others, will forever cherish the moments they shared. Lisa Blake, born on April 27, 1969, in Chester, Pennsylvania, daughter of Gloria and Richard Blake, peacefully departed this life on May 13, 2025, at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. One of two siblings, Lisa's formative years were spent in the Chichester School District, after which she pursued higher education at Temple University, Philadelphia, earning her degree. Lisa distinguished herself as an exceptional athlete, particularly in basketball, where her skills and dedication were widely recognized. Her participation with both boys' and girls' teams underscored her versatility and talent, earning her numerous accolades and high honors. She set scoring records and achieved milestones that reflected her commitment to excellence in sports. Lisa dedicated her professional life to serving and uplifting others, working with organizations such as Elwyn, the Philadelphia School District, and Woodhaven as a behavioral specialist. Known for her genuine nature, Lisa had a profound impact on those she encountered, leaving an indelible mark on their lives. She was a unique individual—spirited, adventurous, a loving mother, and a gifted comedian. Lisa will be deeply missed and remains irreplaceable, her singular presence having brought immeasurable joy to those fortunate enough to know her. To truly appreciate her essence, one had to experience her vibrant spirit firsthand. A special shout out to her supervisor Trisha for assisting the family .

Lisa A. Blake

April 27, 1969 - May 13, 2025