IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Lisa

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Elizondo

Nov 30, 1972 — Oct 11, 2026

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October
19

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4:00 - 8:00 pm (Central time)

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October
20

Tuesday

Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church

1204 Castroville Rd, San Antonio, TX 78237

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October
20

Tuesday

Obituary

In Loving Memory of Lisa Michelle Elizondo

November 30, 1972 – October 11, 2026

With heavy hearts and profound sadness, we announce the passing of our beloved Lisa Elizondo, who entered eternal rest on October 11, 2026, at the age of 53. Lisa was a cherished wife, a devoted mother, a loving daughter, and a treasured sister whose presence brought meaning, strength, and love to the lives of those fortunate enough to know her.

She leaves behind her loving husband, Jesse Elizondo Jr.; her precious children, Jensen Logan Elizondo and Laurel Jordan Elizondo; her beloved mother, Stella G. Granado; and her sister, Joslyn G. Muñoz. Though her passing leaves an immeasurable void in their lives, the memories they shared, the lessons she taught, and the love she gave will remain in their hearts forever.

Lisa was a woman who stood up for the people she loved. She was their advocate, their voice, and someone who would stand strong when it mattered most. When it came to her family and those close to her heart, she did not hesitate to speak up, offer support, or fight for what she believed was right. Her love was fierce, her loyalty ran deep, and her willingness to stand up for others was a reflection of the strength and passion that defined her.

Lisa had a love for life and enjoyed the things that brought her happiness. She loved shopping, attending concerts, and experiencing the excitement of live music. Whether enjoying the legendary rock sounds of AC/DC, Metallica or singing along to her favorite Bon Jovi songs, Lisa embraced the music she loved. These simple joys, along with the memories she created with family and friends, will be treasured by those who knew her.

Above all else, Lisa loved her family. Her husband, Jesse Elizondo Jr., and her beloved children, Jensen Logan Elizondo and Laurel Jordan Elizondo, were at the heart of her world. She carried a deep and unwavering love for her family, and her devotion to them was evident in the way she stood beside them, supported them, and fought for what mattered most. Being a mother was one of the most precious roles of her life, and the love she gave her children will forever remain a part of who they are.

Lisa’s life was a reminder that love is not simply something we say, but something we demonstrate through our actions, our sacrifices, and our willingness to stand beside those who need us. Her family will carry forward her memory in the stories they tell, the moments they cherish, and the strength they find in one another.

While we must now face the difficult journey of learning to live without her physical presence, Lisa’s love will never truly leave us. The bond between a mother and her children, a wife and her husband, a daughter and her mother, and two sisters is not erased by death. It lives on in the heart, in cherished memories, and in the countless ways one person’s life touches another.

Lisa will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever held close by those who loved her. Though words can never fully express the sorrow of saying goodbye, they can honor the beautiful life she lived and the lasting impact she made.

Rest peacefully, Lisa. Your love, your strength, and your unwavering devotion to those you held dear will never be forgotten. You will always be loved, always be remembered, and forever remain a part of the hearts of those you leave behind.

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