Lisa Donnell Ott

Lisa Donnell Ott, a beloved and cherished individual, passed away on November 11, 2025, at the age of 64. Born on June 1, 1961, in Glendale, California, Lisa was a resident of Palmdale, California. She was a thoughtful, adventurous, and compassionate woman who touched the lives of many.

Lisa graduated from Verdugo High School and embarked on an adventure across Europe right after graduation. Upon returning home, she began her career at AT&T before joining her father at Woodley Custom Metals. Her career path later led her to Edwards Air Force Base, where she worked as a subcontractor with Stinso. Lisa was recognized multiple times for her outstanding performance and remained dedicated to her work until her passing.

Lisa was married to her devoted husband, Steven, for 42 years. Together, they built a loving family, including their daughter Nicole Ott, her partner Willie, and grandchildren Aurora and Phoenix Smith. Their son DJ, along with his partner Mireya, blessed Lisa with grandchildren Christian, Nedro, and Julian. Lisa is also survived by her father Donald Stone and was preceded in death by her mother Virginia and her sister Kimberly Stone. She was a beloved aunt and a faithful friend.

In her personal life, Lisa was known for her humor and wit. She enjoyed playing The Sims and once dressed as a Sims character for Halloween, delighting in the fact that no one could guess her costume. She loved trivia and was a fan of the show Grey's Anatomy. Lisa found joy in going to the water park with her grandchildren, showcasing her generous and kind-hearted nature.

The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to all friends and family who have reached out during this difficult time. Your support has been a source of comfort and strength, and they are forever grateful.

Lisa's wise and inspirational words, "Dream, love, play, and learn," will continue to resonate with those who knew her. She will be remembered for her selfless, loyal, and resilient spirit, and her legacy will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her.