We are deeply saddened by the passing of Lisa Shattock, who served as a Trustee of Lifelites from 2022 until June 2025.
Lisa brought exceptional marketing and communications expertise to our Board, joining us at a pivotal time as we developed a new strategy, rebranded the organisation, and raised our ambition to reach more children with life-limiting conditions. Her insight, strategic thinking and constructive challenge will make a lasting impact on the direction of our work.
Lisa was known for her integrity, honesty and sense of fairness. She was a passionate advocate for Lifelites’ Mission, always focused on transforming the Charity to ensure the best outcomes for the children and families we serve. Her professionalism and warmth earned the respect of fellow Trustees and staff alike, and her contributions will continue to shape the Charity long into the future.
Rob Lightfoot, Chief Executive of Lifelites, said:
“Working with Lisa was a real privilege. She was insightful, generous with her time, and deeply committed to our Mission. I valued our strong and open working relationship, and I will miss her energy, integrity, and thoughtful challenge.”
We are grateful for everything Lisa gave to Lifelites. She will be greatly missed, and we send our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends and colleagues.
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