Lisa Gundlach

*Update Edit: You did it! Our original goal was $3,000, which was quoted to us from the funeral home ($2,995) and at the last minute, we found out that Mom qualified for County Financial Aid, bringing the price down to $1,970, which was just under what was donated from GFM. Since we had a couple of extra donations, I went ahead and changed the goal to reflect our success, so that new visitors know we had received enough funds for mom's cremation and just in case people couldn't see the updates I had posted. If you're reading this GoFundMe and still want to contribute: tell those you care about that you love them. Let them know you care.

The extra funds donated will go to my brother Max, who had the financial responsibility of higher travel expenses and transporting Mom's belongings in a Uhaul.

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Hello everyone.

Lisa M. Gundlach (also known as Lisa Coleman), Kenosha, WI Resident and mother of 2 passed away suddenly on September 18, 2022. She was 51 years of age and was often known as "Little Lisa."

Lisa would often donate her time to the local food bank and would give the shirt off of her back in order to help others. Her passing was was an incredibly painful blow to those who knew her and those who loved her. For those of you who knew Lisa, she was a woman who's made an amazing journey and recovery in her life. She had a kind and gentle soul, where she always held the best intentions for those around her. Above all else, she absolutely adored her kids. This is our Mother.

She left behind a Son of 24, Max Coleman, a Daughter of 30, Robyn Gundlach, and her sister, our "Aunt GiGi."

We are asking for donations (or lending) for her Direct Cremation costs. We understand that every little bit will count and her small, loving family will be able to keep her ashes, which is all we want, to remember her.

Please, feel free to contact "Robyn Gundlach" or "Max Coleman" on Facebook with any questions or comments. We appreciate you looking at our GoFundMe as we navigate this painful time and we always appreciate those who have reached out with their kind words. Thank you for reading.

-Robyn A. Gundlach