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Lisle Katherlin Borom, LTC U.S. Army Reserves, (ret.), age 64 of Los Lunas, New Mexico died at home on Saturday, April 28th. She was preceded in death by her parents Robert Borom and Easter Lilly Curtis Borom.
Lisle was a graduate of Roswell, NM High School,class of '66, and Baylor University School of Nursing. She received a Masters Degree in Community Health Education from the University of New Mexico. In addition to her career in the U.S. Army she served as a nurse in a variety of capacities including drug and alcohol treatment programs through the VA, Red Cross instructor training and school nurse. A lifelong animal lover, Lisle enjoyed training and showing miniature horses, as well as playing the guitar and omni-cord. She also enjoyed sports including snow skiing, snowboarding and sailing. She attended Peralta Memorial United Methodist Church in Peralta, New Mexico.
She is survived by her sister Linda (Chuck) Agar, nephews Karl (Danita) Agar and Alan (Crystal) Agar, niece Lori (Greg) Lein, numerous great nieces and nephews and her lifelong friend and caregiver Barbara Springer.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, May 19, at 10:30 a.m., at the Peralta Memorial United Methodist Church with Pastors Kim Nelson and David Madara officiating.
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James A "Jim" White
Lisle was a sweetheart. She was one of the prettiest of our class, but also one of the nicest. She became a military nurse until retirement. Afterwards, she and her partner taught or nursed at school, raised miniature horses, and had many animals around their place. Lisle loved her classmates and would ask me often about them. Cancer took her from us. Rest peacefully, dear Lisle.
Berry Cottrell Ives
I was at Goddard and Lisle was at Roswell High. I took her to the Prom at Goddard. She was gorgeous, and the two of us, if I might be a bit immodest, made a great looking couple. I found her charming. She was also very religious, while I was not. I sent her a poem in 1967. We were very different, yet the same. After those old days, I only saw her at the major HS reunions. I always had a fondness for her because of her beauty, her sincerity, and a deep feeling of connectedness, no matter how her inclinations might go. It is sad that she has left us so soon. But I'm sure she brought a lot of love to others, including also her horses.
Linda White (Johnson)
I remember Lisle as a really sweet, smart and cute girl. She surprised me with a Christmas card and letter about her life...I don't remember the year, but I was very happy to hear from her. May God bless her and keep her in His arms.