Lisan Nieva

With deep sadness, we say goodbye to Lisandro Nieva — a colleague, a friend, a life companion, a husband, and the proud father of young twin boys. Lisan recently passed away, leaving a tremendous void in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him.

This campaign is our way of supporting his family during this incredibly difficult time: his wife and their two small children, who now face the unimaginable. We want this to be a collective embrace - a show of love and gratitude for all that Lisan gave to those around him.

The One Who Was Always There. The One Who Held Us Together.

Some people don’t need to raise their voice or seek attention - and yet, they are the ones who hold everything up. That was Lisan.

He had a calm presence that grounded everyone around him, even when everything else felt like chaos. He didn’t need to say much - with a gentle smile or a simple “yeah… should be good now”, he made you feel like everything was going to be okay.

He was always there. Always willing to help. Always listening. And he did it all with a quiet humility that often made you realize just how special he was only in hindsight.

Lisan was the kind of teammate who did more than just his job - he brought warmth, calm, and a sense of humanity that made even the toughest days feel lighter.

Those of us who worked with him felt deep admiration and affection for the person he was. And we all agree on one thing: we’re better people for having known him.

Now It's Our Turn to Give Back, in His Name

This campaign is our way of being there for his family. Nothing can fill the space that Lisan leaves behind, but we can help support and care for the people he loved most.

Any donation, no matter the size, is a gesture of love and solidarity. And if you’re not in a position to give, simply sharing this page also means a lot.

Thank you for reading, remembering, and supporting. Lisan was so much more than a colleague — he was a quiet example of kindness, steadiness, and generosity. And for all of us who knew him, his memory will live on, as a calm in the storm, and a comforting presence when it’s needed most.