About Lisa
Lisa managed all five of HEA's programs in 2013 (four in California and one in Vermont), successfully guiding them through various unexpected challenges that our innovative approach uncovers. HEA's technology is still well ahead of anything else in the residential energy efficiency sector, which means few of our customers understand it very well. Lisa is the key explainer & director, making sure our partners keep heading in the same direction.
On the home front, she runs the household, plans our best trips, keeps us all well fed and healthy (including the dogs and fish) and tries hard to keep Steve somewhat social.
All these activities, not to mention bootcamp weekday mornings and runs on Saturdays, occasionally demands a short afternoon nap.
The broken ankle from 2012 is fully healed, and she completed her furthest run yet -- 17 miles! -- this year.
She also got a new roadbike for her birthday and enjoys it very much.
Here she is in the office, multi-tasking as usual.
She and Justine took a class on Faulkner over the summer, and she also enjoyed attending various performances at Stanford and in the city with friends.
She surprised the boys with a fun evening in the city including a showing of "The Matrix" with the musical score performed live by the SF Symphony.
Here she is with two of her favorite chlidren...
And here's the intrepid camper heading into the winter wilderness with Eric and Justine, and hiking through the coastal redwoods with Steve and her mom.
It is an incredible treat, with amazing scenery and no crowds. She is becoming quite the expert, with each trip running smoother. This year, even though the Rim Fire threatened the entire trip, we not only had enough wine but also enough espresso.
If any of you are lucky enough to get approved for this trip, make sure you consult with Lisa on trip logistics.
Most Saturday mornings finds Lisa, her friends and several dogs somewhere on a local running trail.
Most importantly, she remains a wonderful wife
and supporter for Steve.
Has it really been 30 years since we met?
Time flies!
