Photo courtesy of McCann-Healey Funeral Home - Gloucester City
Gloucester City, New Jersey
Apr 6, 1994 – Dec 15, 2020
Elizabeth Alexander Louise Daley, 26, resident of Gloucester City, NJ; wife of Tyler Jude Pierce (Revvy), child of Michael W Daley Jr, and Jessica Eden Blakeslee (late), grandchild of Michael W Daley Sr (late) and Frances Ann Eckerle (late) and Clifford Blakeslee (late) and Pamela Crawford. Beloved child of Marie Daley, sibling of Eric Sean Pino Jr, Cassandra Marie Hall, Ashley Nicole Dunkerson, Jesse Gabriel Wicker, Michael W Daley III, and Danielle Fewer. December 15, 2020 was a sad day for many as a beautiful soul has moved on to the next life while in the comfort of home surrounded by family.
Liz-Xander was a young, feisty, and fiercely caring individual who has always said they never wanted to grow up; they always wanted to stay a kid. At only 26 years old, they taught us the true meaning of family and forgiveness. They also taught us the hard truth- no one lives forever. At 25, they went to the hospital for what seemed like minor health concerns. Minor in the fact that none of us could have foretold such news. Liz-Xander was diagnosed with Stage 3 Adrenocortical Carcinoma. Disbelief and horror poured over everyone when we were given the news. Questions flooded our minds. How? Why? Liz-Xander had a very rare cancer. Not much research has gone into this specific disease because not many receive that heartbreaking news. Liz-Xander was determined to exorcise this demon. They attempted surgery straight away. After surgery, we had thought, hoped, and even prayed that it had removed the cancer that has overtaken them. By the time, they had done a scan, Liz was Stage 4. Cancer had spread throughout Liz-Xander’s body. Liz-Xander tried chemo, clinical trials, and surgery to no avail. Finally, it was time to make a tough decision; no more torture for this sweet person. Hospice was then introduced.
Hospice did what they could to keep Liz-Xander comfortable in their final days, but I believe it was family and their beautiful wife, Rev, that really helped. Once Liz-Xander saw all the love together in one house; they felt it was time to let go. All this amazing person wanted in life was peace, love, family and that PS5 an amazing friend had gotten Liz-Xander the day prior. Bittabiff will forever be missed and those memories will be cherished forever more. We love you, Bittabiff (Xander). Until we meet again. April 06, 1994 ~ December 15, 2020
Read MoreNever knew such a kind and thoughtful person could exist until I met Liz. I'll miss talking with you, going to conventions with you or just playing a game or two with you. Nevertheless, I'll cherish each and every moment that we had. You were a true artist and I'll never forget the impact you had on me as a person. My condolences to their loved ones.
Crenesha B
December 27, 2020 | Silcklerville, NJ | Friend
Liz has become a dear friend of us. Those four years were short but filled with joy and fantastic puns. I'm really glad I got to know such a wonderful person. We miss you and you will always have a special place in our hearts, Liz.
Fabienne V
December 21, 2020 | Frenkendorf, Switzerland | Friend
I'm so sorry that we never got a chance to meet face to face, but in our four years of friendship, you've been a beacon of hope and strength. I will always cherish out last moments together and you will be forever part of our little family of POI loving misfits. You had so much to live for and the world was robbed of your light. From all of us here from Team Memechine, we love you Liz.
Marrissa H
December 21, 2020 | Las Vegas, NV | Friend
Our deepest condolences to the entire family. I remember Liz as a fiesty and fun spirited little girl. May she rest in peace.
Tracy and Michael Walters
December 20, 2020 | Cape Coral, FL | Family
Eric and family,
We can’t begin to express how sorry we truly are. We genuinely send our deepest condolences & love to you Eric and family.
Sincerely,
Jim & Karen Schenberger
Karen Schenberger
December 20, 2020 | Cherry Hill, NJ
So sorry for your loss I didn’t know her but from. What I have read she was a 3 rd. Cousin of mine keeping your family in my prayers
Jean Iacovone
December 20, 2020 | Williamstown, NJ
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Joan McConnell
December 19, 2020 | Westville, NJ | Friend
Liz was a great person. May she rest in peace with Fran!
Jennifer DeGerolamo
December 18, 2020 | Barrington, NJ | Family
In a world filled with billions of people, the world has never felt so empty. Lizzy, I will always love you and I'll never forget our talks about our favorite shows and video games. I'll see you again Lizzy.
Eric Pino
December 18, 2020 | Gloucester City, NJ | Brother