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WATKINS, Elizabeth Gage Ellis 87, of Chester, Connecticut, daughter of Elizabeth and Gage Ellis, died at her home in Chester on January 5 after a long illness. She is survived by her daughter Willoughby Adams and son-in-law Brian Adams of Richmond, Virginia and daughter Alexandra Matthiessen and son-in-law John Matthiessen of Ivoryton, Connecticut; her grandchildren Elizabeth and Charlotte Adams of Richmond and George and Zoe Matthiessen of Ivoryton; as well as her sister Willoughby Royce of Wilmington, North Carolina. Liz was a graduate of the Shipley School and Sarah Lawrence College. She worked as a travel agent in New York, Boston, and Lyme, Connecticut. Liz loved music, travelling, reading, and enjoying an evening with friends and family. Services will be private. In lieu of flowers a memorial contribution can be made to The MSA Coalition www.multiplesystematrophy.com. To share a memory or condolence with Liz's family please visit www.rwwfh.com. Arrangements by Robinson, Wright & Weymer Funeral Home, Centerbrook, CT.
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She was a very good friend of mine from college. I was so sorry to hear of her death. My sympathy to all her family.
Lydia Lauderdale
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January 8, 2017
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