Lisa Estevez Crowe, 71, of Lexington Park, MD died on March 1st, 2024 at St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown MD, surrounded by her family.

Born Lisa Roseanne Estevez, Lisa was raised in Pomfret, MD. The fourth of eight children to Teresa (née Willett) and Henry Estevez, Lisa graduated from Archbishop Neal Catholic school before finishing her education at the Washington School for Secretaries. She married her high school sweetheart, Paul Crowe, in 1972. After being stationed abroad, Lisa and Paul settled in St. Mary's County in 1975, where they built a happy life. Lisa worked in the admissions office at St. Mary's College of Maryland for 37 years, helping generations of students find a place to learn and grow. Lisa was an active member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, where she did everything from teach Sunday school to Eucharistic ministry. She spent many Saturdays painting and crafting with the Southern Maryland Decorative Painters, of which she was a founding member. Club members remember her not only as a skilled artist but a friend who fostered joy, kindness and community. She raised two sons, Nathan and Colin, who still benefit every day from the steadfast love she provided. In the last years of her life, she faced the cruel realities of a degenerative neurological condition that she endured with unparalleled grace, courage, and determination. Her friends, family, and anyone who spent time with her will always remember her for her ever-present kindness, generous nature, and positive attitude. She brought joy to the world and was an example to all. She will be forever missed.

Lisa Crowe is predeceased by her parents Teresa and Henry Estevez and her brothers Kip and Robin Estevez. She is survived by her devoted husband Paul; her sons Nathan and Colin; her daughters-in-law Stephanie and Sarah; her grandchildren Talia, Gabriel, and Mariela; and her siblings Maria Estevez, Alida Berman, John Estevez, Lance Estevez, and Brian Estevez.

Memorial services are pending at this time.

Memorial contributions can be made in Lisa's memory to CurePSP. www.psp.org/