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Lisa (Renkoski) Maul, 60, of Lee’s Summit, Missouri passed away on February 9, 2021. She was born in Kansas City and spent her entire life here. She graduated from Rockhurst College with a degree in Physical Therapy and enjoyed her work at Truman Medical Center for over 20 years.
While growing up, Lisa loved and excelled at softball, learning sportsmanship and leadership. She used that knowledge coaching the Our Lady of Lourdes volleyball team for several years and throughout her life in all her endeavors. She loved music and experimenting with various plants each year. She was a devoted Chiefs and Royals fan. She loved her family and tried to make the holidays special by taking pride to make personalized gifts each year. She touched many people’s lives and will be deeply missed.
Lisa is preceded in death by parents Edward and Edna Renkoski. Survivors include; a brother Dale Renkoski (his wife Debbie), three sisters Debbie White (son Andrew and his wife Christine), Paula Renkoski, and Sandy Renkoski (daughter Amber Sere).
Per her request Lisa’s body has been donated to KCU, Kansas City University. Due to the current pandemic, there will be no services at this time. In lieu of flowers contributions are suggested to the Alzheimers Association in honor of her Mother Edna.
Terrie Hagedorn says
I can’t believe you are gone. Such a sweet, gentle loving person taken from the earth way too soon. I will miss you my sweet cousin.
Angie fishburn says
I am so sorry & sad. She should still be here on earth wth us but I know she is glad to be with her mom and dad. It just seems to leave a void. Dale & Debbie, Deb, Andrew & Christina, Paula, Sandy & Amber, please accept our deepest condolences & Prayers as you grieve for your dear sister, Angie (Renkoski) & Jeff Fishburn.
Donna and Peter Renkoski says
We are so sorry, sending hugs and prayers to all of you, Love Peter and Donna Renkoski
Elizabeth A Renkoski says
Just received word of your lose. We know this leaves a void in your lives, and we pray for all of you. Bart and Liz Renkoski