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Elizabeth Briggs Obituary
July 1918 - December 24, 2010
Born in Chicago she passed away at the age of 92 at home in Tarzana.
She was the loving wife of Lloyd W. Briggs who predeceased her by twenty years.
Always was a great Mom and is survived by her son Albert, and daughters Nancy and Elizabeth. She was an adoring Grandma to Amy and Jill.
Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills (800) 204-3131
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