Alisabeth Danielle Arseneau, 24, of Fort Wayne, Ind. died along with her boyfriend, Jonathan E. Tracy as a result of an automobile accident on Monday, February 20, 2017 in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Alisabeth was born on September 23, 1992 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina to Daniel J., Jr. and Julie (Ryan) Arseneau.
Alisa attended Lakeland High School, where she was involved in cheerleading. Alisa will be remembered most for her vibrant smile, contagious happiness and positive outlook on life. She was an old soul, a "tree hugger" as she called herself. Her compassionate heart and unique style touched everyone that she met. Alisa had a passion for animals, from a very young age. She attended Ball State University for Zoology. She met Harrison, her dog, at the Boyce Animal Hospital, where she worked. The two became inseparable and Alisa decided to adopt him. Along with her love for Harrison, was her love for Jonny and her family, they meant the world to her.
Alisa was employed at Texas Roadhouse, with Jonny, at the time of her passing. They were both hardworking. Alisa had a love for the ocean that she shared with Jonny. The two of them planned on moving to Florida and starting a family.
She was the peace keeper, gave the most genuine hugs, the best listening ear, and a shoulder to cry on. She always gave the best life advice and had a way to build people up. One of her best pieces of advice was "heal thy self – healthy self", which is what she lived by. She practiced peace-love-and positivity. Alisa lived her life on her own terms and always to the fullest! She had the most unique style and personality. Her presence was sunshine on a rainy day. Alisa was an avid Disney lover, vintage thrift shopper, and a free spirt, trying to save the world one flower at a time. We will miss you Honeybear!
Surviving are her parents, Daniel and Julie Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; a sister, Abbigale Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; two brothers, Daniel Ryan Arseneau and Jacob Joseph Arseneau both of Howe, Ind.; her maternal grandparents, Gayla and Richard Koziol of Howe, Ind. and Mike Ryan of Cudahy, Wisc.; and her paternal grandparents, Daniel, Sr. and Beverly Arseneau of Kankakee, Ill.; her godparents, Ray and Vicki Neff of Milford, Ind.; and Harrison, the dog she and Jonny shared.
A memorial visitation for Jonny and Alisa will take place on Sunday, February 26, 2017 from 2:00 until 6:00 pm at the First Church of God, 777 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, Ind.
Memorials may be made to ARK Animal Rescue.
Alisabeth was born on September 23, 1992 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina to Daniel J., Jr. and Julie (Ryan) Arseneau.
Alisa attended Lakeland High School, where she was involved in cheerleading. Alisa will be remembered most for her vibrant smile, contagious happiness and positive outlook on life. She was an old soul, a "tree hugger" as she called herself. Her compassionate heart and unique style touched everyone that she met. Alisa had a passion for animals, from a very young age. She attended Ball State University for Zoology. She met Harrison, her dog, at the Boyce Animal Hospital, where she worked. The two became inseparable and Alisa decided to adopt him. Along with her love for Harrison, was her love for Jonny and her family, they meant the world to her.
Alisa was employed at Texas Roadhouse, with Jonny, at the time of her passing. They were both hardworking. Alisa had a love for the ocean that she shared with Jonny. The two of them planned on moving to Florida and starting a family.
She was the peace keeper, gave the most genuine hugs, the best listening ear, and a shoulder to cry on. She always gave the best life advice and had a way to build people up. One of her best pieces of advice was "heal thy self – healthy self", which is what she lived by. She practiced peace-love-and positivity. Alisa lived her life on her own terms and always to the fullest! She had the most unique style and personality. Her presence was sunshine on a rainy day. Alisa was an avid Disney lover, vintage thrift shopper, and a free spirt, trying to save the world one flower at a time. We will miss you Honeybear!
Surviving are her parents, Daniel and Julie Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; a sister, Abbigale Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; two brothers, Daniel Ryan Arseneau and Jacob Joseph Arseneau both of Howe, Ind.; her maternal grandparents, Gayla and Richard Koziol of Howe, Ind. and Mike Ryan of Cudahy, Wisc.; and her paternal grandparents, Daniel, Sr. and Beverly Arseneau of Kankakee, Ill.; her godparents, Ray and Vicki Neff of Milford, Ind.; and Harrison, the dog she and Jonny shared.
A memorial visitation for Jonny and Alisa will take place on Sunday, February 26, 2017 from 2:00 until 6:00 pm at the First Church of God, 777 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, Ind.
Memorials may be made to ARK Animal Rescue.
Alisabeth Danielle Arseneau, 24, of Fort Wayne, Ind. died along with her boyfriend, Jonathan E. Tracy as a result of an automobile accident on Monday, February 20, 2017 in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Alisabeth was born on September 23, 1992 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina to Daniel J., Jr. and Julie (Ryan) Arseneau.
Alisa attended Lakeland High School, where she was involved in cheerleading. Alisa will be remembered most for her vibrant smile, contagious happiness and positive outlook on life. She was an old soul, a "tree hugger" as she called herself. Her compassionate heart and unique style touched everyone that she met. Alisa had a passion for animals, from a very young age. She attended Ball State University for Zoology. She met Harrison, her dog, at the Boyce Animal Hospital, where she worked. The two became inseparable and Alisa decided to adopt him. Along with her love for Harrison, was her love for Jonny and her family, they meant the world to her.
Alisa was employed at Texas Roadhouse, with Jonny, at the time of her passing. They were both hardworking. Alisa had a love for the ocean that she shared with Jonny. The two of them planned on moving to Florida and starting a family.
She was the peace keeper, gave the most genuine hugs, the best listening ear, and a shoulder to cry on. She always gave the best life advice and had a way to build people up. One of her best pieces of advice was "heal thy self – healthy self", which is what she lived by. She practiced peace-love-and positivity. Alisa lived her life on her own terms and always to the fullest! She had the most unique style and personality. Her presence was sunshine on a rainy day. Alisa was an avid Disney lover, vintage thrift shopper, and a free spirt, trying to save the world one flower at a time. We will miss you Honeybear!
Surviving are her parents, Daniel and Julie Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; a sister, Abbigale Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; two brothers, Daniel Ryan Arseneau and Jacob Joseph Arseneau both of Howe, Ind.; her maternal grandparents, Gayla and Richard Koziol of Howe, Ind. and Mike Ryan of Cudahy, Wisc.; and her paternal grandparents, Daniel, Sr. and Beverly Arseneau of Kankakee, Ill.; her godparents, Ray and Vicki Neff of Milford, Ind.; and Harrison, the dog she and Jonny shared.
A memorial visitation for Jonny and Alisa will take place on Sunday, February 26, 2017 from 2:00 until 6:00 pm at the First Church of God, 777 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, Ind.
Memorials may be made to ARK Animal Rescue.
Alisabeth was born on September 23, 1992 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina to Daniel J., Jr. and Julie (Ryan) Arseneau.
Alisa attended Lakeland High School, where she was involved in cheerleading. Alisa will be remembered most for her vibrant smile, contagious happiness and positive outlook on life. She was an old soul, a "tree hugger" as she called herself. Her compassionate heart and unique style touched everyone that she met. Alisa had a passion for animals, from a very young age. She attended Ball State University for Zoology. She met Harrison, her dog, at the Boyce Animal Hospital, where she worked. The two became inseparable and Alisa decided to adopt him. Along with her love for Harrison, was her love for Jonny and her family, they meant the world to her.
Alisa was employed at Texas Roadhouse, with Jonny, at the time of her passing. They were both hardworking. Alisa had a love for the ocean that she shared with Jonny. The two of them planned on moving to Florida and starting a family.
She was the peace keeper, gave the most genuine hugs, the best listening ear, and a shoulder to cry on. She always gave the best life advice and had a way to build people up. One of her best pieces of advice was "heal thy self – healthy self", which is what she lived by. She practiced peace-love-and positivity. Alisa lived her life on her own terms and always to the fullest! She had the most unique style and personality. Her presence was sunshine on a rainy day. Alisa was an avid Disney lover, vintage thrift shopper, and a free spirt, trying to save the world one flower at a time. We will miss you Honeybear!
Surviving are her parents, Daniel and Julie Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; a sister, Abbigale Arseneau of Howe, Ind.; two brothers, Daniel Ryan Arseneau and Jacob Joseph Arseneau both of Howe, Ind.; her maternal grandparents, Gayla and Richard Koziol of Howe, Ind. and Mike Ryan of Cudahy, Wisc.; and her paternal grandparents, Daniel, Sr. and Beverly Arseneau of Kankakee, Ill.; her godparents, Ray and Vicki Neff of Milford, Ind.; and Harrison, the dog she and Jonny shared.
A memorial visitation for Jonny and Alisa will take place on Sunday, February 26, 2017 from 2:00 until 6:00 pm at the First Church of God, 777 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, Ind.
Memorials may be made to ARK Animal Rescue.
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