Elizabeth Marie "Liz" Endle

I was saddened to learn of the death of my old Central National friend. I was in University Hospital 18 years ago recovering from a brain tumor operation. I said to one of my delightful nurses, boy, you look just like Liz Endle. That was you Barb.
Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of one great lady.

Dear Barbara and family,
You may not remember me. Our family was a neighbor from the Lander Road days. Liz and I were classmates from kdg-3rd grade-when you moved to Chelmsford. Then we met up again at the Jr. high and graduated together.

I think Liz and I challenged each other for better grades through elementary school, Our relationship was not always smooth sailing. I was never sure why, but I was always keenly sorry that you gals had lost your mom at such a young age.

I...

Liz was a kind, generous lady whose presence will be greatly missed.

What a long and special time ago on Chelmsford. I think of the Endles' so often. Mrs. Endle helping me, Barb baby sitting and playing the piano, and Liz coming along to help with my 4 daughters. Accept my very deepest sympathy.
My oldest daughter,
Connie, is ill and I'm her caregiver.

I just learned of Liz's death. Unfortunately, I had not seen her for several years. But, when she was at the Pepper Pike office of Lander Circle, she became friendly with several of us who were raising monies for the Salvation Army. Liz became one of the most active and enthusiastic members of 'The Soup Sisters'. Our group has since disbanded, but I have often thought of her with special fondness. She was a 'giver' - and a truly lovely young woman. What a loss for those who knew and...

Liz was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. I worked with her many years ago, first at Central Bank, then Society Bank, and lastly at Key Bank. I am so sorry to hear of her passing.

Liz Endle was a most creative, artistic, generous, loving person. I'll miss her wonderful smile!

Liz Sterk

Liz was a woman of Great Kindness. She will be in my heart and memories, forever.

Jim and I will have a very empty spot in our heart with the loss of Liz. She was a true friend who we cherished. She loved life and was always so full of happiness.