Lisa Todd (Woods) is finally free from her suffering after a long and painful bout with cancer and is with her Creator. She left us on January 30, 2025.

She left behind so many that she loved more than they will ever know, her husband of 26 years, Daniel Todd of Centerton; her daughter, Brandy Wills and husband, Bobby Wills of Gentry, Arkansas, and their sons, Clay and Holden; her son, Gage Stanfill and wife, Stephanie Stanfill of Gentry, and their sons, Kaden, Mason, and Declan, as well as daughter, Kyla.

Lisa lost her mother, Virginia, in 1994, and her father, Bob, in 2000. She has 3 brothers, David and Steven, which have gone before her, and a sister, Terri. Lisa has one remaining brother, Rob Woods of Sulphur Springs, Arkansas.

Lisa had a few sisters and daughters not necessarily by blood, but by heart that she was so grateful for. She loved them as if they were blood related.

Lisa was a woman of many talents. She made beautiful crafts, amazing recipes both newly learned and old ones handed down. She worked in many industries, but none of them defined how amazing she was.

She always had regrets about wishing she could have been a better mother, a better friend. She always thought she could have done more with her life, but she had to be reminded that she was enough.

She was proud of her daughter Brandy for being so outgoing and driven in her life that she wasn't afraid to do new things.

She always loved her son in law Bobby and was proud of him for his career serving our country and admired him for his character. She said she loved him like a son.

She was so very proud of her son Gage for being such a hard worker and creating an amazing family to be a good father and husband to.

She loved her daughter in law Stephanie, who gave her a granddaughter, two extra grandsons, and she was also proud of her for being so strong and building a life and family with her son.

She was so proud of her oldest grandsons Clay and Holden for going after their dreams and always trying to achieve more and more all the time. She lit up when they visited and truly cherished them.

Ultimately, she would want anyone who might have known her to know that she loved Jesus, and she wanted, and worried, and prayed that everyone she loved would feel the same and build a relationship with him so that we could all be together in Heaven. She wanted that so much. She read the Bible and hid God's word in her heart. She truly sought Him in her struggles and in her celebrations.

Her favorite verse was "And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house." Acts 16:31 KJV

She was the strongest, yet the most sensitive person, who loved fiercely, and didn't always know how to communicate it like she wanted to. If she could, she would hug each of you that she knew and loved, and tell you with tears streaming down that she loved you with all of her heart. And if you took a picture… she would tell you to stop.

Burial will take place at Springtown Cemetery in Springtown, AR at a later date.

Arrangements are under the direction of Bella Vista Funeral Home and Crematory. Online condolences may be made at www.funeralmation.com.