Lisa Ronngren

Lisa Ronngren

January 02, 1969 - July 30, 2018

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Lisa Ronngren, 49, Fargo, ND, died Monday July 30, 2018 at her home in Fargo, ND.

Lisa was born January 2, 1969 at Jamestown, ND, the daughter of Arlen and Charlotte Rae (Koch) Ronngren. She attended school in Jamestown and later received her GED.

Lisa worked as a sales person for her mom at the Watkins Craft Store in Jamestown, and later worked for Dan’s Sooper Stop. She moved to Fargo and has continued to reside there.

She is survived by her children, Jennifer Ronngren, Mayville, ND; David Ronngren, and Crystal Ronngren, both of Jamestown, ND; 6 grandchildren, 2 brothers and 2 sisters, James (Judy) Ronngren, Jamestown, ND; Steve Ronngren, Hazen, ND; Kathi (Jeff) Bontrager, Stanley, ND; and Regene Ronngren, Grand Forks, ND.

Lisa was preceded in death by her parents.

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Pauline reeb. Long
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So sorry to hear about Lisa. I went to school with her. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
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Naomi
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So very sorry for your loss. Out thoughts and prayers are with you
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Paula Johnsen
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Oh dear Lisa, and her children. My heart is heavy for your loss. Lisa, you fought a hard life...but your laugh and smile was contagious. I pray that you are at peace, resting in the arms of Jesus, our Saviour.
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Rod Herr
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condolences,prayers & godspeed for you & your family
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Michele
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To my dear friend Lisa,. We spent so much time together. This very difficult for me...I give all my thoughts and prayers to your family. Stay strong kids,. Just like your mom!! She forever changed me. My life will never be the same without her!!. All my heart...MICHELE...
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Donna (Wedman) Goss
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I am so sad to see this today. Lisa and I had talked a few times in recent years, and she knew how much I cared and how I wished more than anything that somehow her life could have been better, easier, with less pain. But her kids and grandbabies were her world, and as long as she had them, she had what was most important to her. She had a strength few people will ever truly understand, because unless you are in those circumstances, you just can't imagine the strength it takes. And she always tried to have a smile and find a way to laugh despite it all. It has been a very long time since I lived in ND, but when I look back, Lisa will always be a part of many of those memories. As will her family, esp Kathie, Reggie, her parents (God bless their souls), and her children ... though I knew them when they were little. My thoughts are with you all, and I pray for peace for you--and also for Lisa. ~Donna

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