Elisabeth Ruth "Lis" Schmidt

May 12, 1955 ~ May 26, 2020
Elisabeth “Lis” Ruth Schmidt, 65, went to be with Jesus, May 26, 2020. Lis was born in Madagascar on May 12, 1955, to Rev. Kermit and Marian Roisen. She enjoyed being an RN for 43 years. She homeschooled her five children and loved being a mother and grandmother. Lis had a passion to bring freedom to those who have believed lies about life’s hurts. She found her passion when she created 4 Life Transforming Prayer Ministry using SOZO tools for counseling, mentoring, teaching and preaching. Lis loved praise and worship music, gardening and decorating the home. She was preceded in death by her parents, Rev. Kermit and Marian Roisen, and son, Benjamin Wood. She is survived by her husband, Alan Schmidt; son, Jeremy (Lili) Wood of Oklahoma City, OK; daughter, Charissa (Tim) Schaefer of Tulsa, OK; son, Paul (Jordan) Aspen of Tucson AZ; daughter, Natalie Schmidt of Wichita, KS, and 6 beautiful grandchildren. Lis is also survived by brothers, Paul (Anna) Roisen of Sioux City, IA, Tim (Nancy) Roisen of Chesapeake, VA, Mark (Deb) Roisen of Ann Arbor, MI; sisters, Rebecca (Pio) Utu of Steamboat Springs, CO, Miriam (Doug) Obman of Storm Lake, IA, and many cousins, nieces and nephews. A celebration of her life will be held 2:00 p.m., Sunday, May 31, at Living Word Outreach, 3033 S. Hillside. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Living Word Outreach. Downing & Lahey Mortuary East.
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I am so sorry for the loss of such a beautiful and sweet woman as Elisabeth. Too soon to go to heaven…God be with you all in this time of loss and sadness. May you carry her in your hearts always. With all my love, Susan Bendickson
I had the privilege of serving with Lis at Choices Medical Clinic. Her heart for Jesus and this ministry was evident. As she beholds His loving face, resting in His embrace…may He fill your hearts with loving and fond memories of her life on this side of heaven. We love her and love you because you’re a part of her. In His service, Tawnya
I’m so sorry hear this. Ed