Regional Transit Service employee Lisa Lavelle of Rochester, New York has sadly passed away. She died after being involved in a deadly motorcycle accident leaving those who knew her devastated. The news of her passing was known through a publication that said “My sister said she was light skin and I believe her. My heart is broken. I interviewed you when you applied for the job and I trained you when you started and I never met anyone that tried so hard and worked so hard.”
Who was Lisa Lavelle?
Beyond her technical skills and organizational acumen, what truly sets Lisa apart is her heart for service. She is known for her warm and approachable demeanour, always willing to lend an ear or offer assistance to anyone in need. Her colleagues often speak of her as a source of inspiration and support, someone who embodies the true spirit of teamwork. Her positive attitude extends beyond her immediate work environment. Lisa was actively involved in community outreach programs, volunteering her time to various causes and encouraging others to do the same.
She believes in the power of community and strives to make a positive difference both within and outside the realms of RTS. Lisa’s exceptional dedication has not gone unnoticed. Over the years, she has received numerous accolades and awards, recognizing her outstanding service and commitment to excellence. However, it is not the recognition that drives her; rather, it is her unwavering passion for her work and her desire to make a meaningful impact.
Her influence extends far beyond her immediate role at RTS. Lisa has mentored numerous employees, imparting valuable knowledge and instilling in them the same values of dedication, integrity, and service that she embodies. Her legacy is one of lasting impact, shaping the culture of RTS and setting a standard for others to aspire to.
