Lisa Marie Pack

On July 25th, 2023, surrounded by family, Lisa Marie Pack gained her wings and went to walk with the angels. She was 38 years old.   

Some people only walk on this earth for a short time. Their departure reminds us that angels are watching over us. On July 25th, Lisa rejoined her heavenly family and gained her wings. Her final moments were spent peacefully in Seasons Hospice Care at MedStar Harbor Hospital, located in Baltimore, MD.   

Lisa is survived by her husband Brandon Pack and their daughters who made up the entirety of her world, Chloe and Ceaira Pack, stepson Crimson (Pack) Bowen, mother Kathleen Frey, brothers Richard Frey Jr., Michael Frey, and William Horn, her beloved pets Gizmo, Kara, and Clark, along with several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends. She was preceded in death by her father, Richard Frey Sr., her maternal grandmother, “Granny” Margaret (Peggy) Wingate, her maternal grandfather, “Pop Pop” Edwin Wingate, her paternal grandfather Robert Frey, and paternal grandmother, Regina Hartin.  

Lisa was born March 3rd, 1985, in Baltimore, Maryland. In her younger years, Lisa was a fan of collecting beanie babies, she always enjoyed going swimming and hanging out with her friends. In middle school, Lisa enjoyed being in the chorus group. During a fundraiser with the school, Lisa was able to raise the most money out of the entire school for St. Jude. Growing up she worked for Dairy Queen in Alabama, a car dealership in Florida, and then settled into being a stay-at-home military mom and wife for many years. Later in life she started her own cleaning business.  

Lisa was a 2003 graduate of A.P. Brewer High School, located in Somerville, Alabama. She loved country music, tattoos, Alabama Football “Roll Tide!”, the Baltimore Ravens, butterflies, sunflowers, and the beach.  

Known for her caring personality and love for her family, Lisa will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Lisa’s family asks that she be remembered for the joy she brought to others in life not the sadness of her passing.