Lalisha Victoria Mack
A Legacy of Faith, Family, and Graceful Strength
(March 21, 1932 – February 4, 2026)

Lalisha Victoria Mack, a woman of profound faith, formidable intellect, and unwavering grace, passed away peacefully on February 4, 2026, in Clermont, Florida. She was 93.

Born in Cuba on March 21, 1932, Lalisha built a life defined by a love for learning and a deep trust in God. She embodied the power of education, holding two Master’s degrees—one in Religion and one in Library Science. She dedicated her professional life to sharing knowledge as both a librarian and a teacher, guiding countless minds toward discovery.

Her greatest legacy, however, was the life she built with love and determination as a single mother. With faith as her compass and grace as her method, she accomplished what many would deem impossible: providing her son with an excellent private education, acquiring multiple pieces of real estate, and traveling the world from Jamaica and Canada to England, Cuba, and China. She did not merely manage; she thrived, praising God at every step and demonstrating a quiet, resilient strength that inspired all who knew her.

Lalisha was the family’s unwavering anchor. She cherished her roots and worked tirelessly to hold the family together, meticulously tracking genealogy to preserve the connections and stories that bind generations.

Above all, Lalisha was a woman who believed in accessibility. Her greatest gift was the conviction that knowledge is a universal right and the empowering understanding that information is available to all who seek it. She was a living library of wisdom, faith, and courage.

She is survived by her devoted son, Robert, her only child, who will forever cherish her as his mother, first teacher, and guiding star.