Elizabeth Longaker

Dear Family of Elizabeth,

My wife and I just learned of Elizabeth'a passing. We have many wonderful memories of you all and especially Elizabeth. She did not have a bad bone in her body. She loved you all and especially little children. I'm sure she is well taken care of where she is. If you keep the commandments and continue to love one another, you will be reunited some day. We send you our love.

Elder Gary and Sister Diane Thompson
Australia, Adelaide...

You were just alittle girl when your family moved onto Blaine Ave. yor Sister Pearl & I bcame good friends for along time. I know you are now with you parents. May God bess all of you family now.Rest in peace.

To the "Shafer 15" and families,
Just want you to know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Uncle Bob and Aunt Helen began a wonderful legacy and we are glad for the days we have rubbed shoulders and shared our common bonds.
Mary Ellen (Phillips) Davick and family

Elizabeth,
You were older and more mature than I, and I didn't know you as well as your younger brothers and sisters. The entire Shaffer family is so wonderful, and you will be sorely missed by everyone in the close and distant family, You have all set a true example of how a family should function.

Your cousin,
Daryl Phillips
Orlando, FL

Mommy,
I am missing you so much right now. I see so many lives that you've positively affected. One in particular is mine. I owe so much to you. You gave me so much to make me who I am. I love you.
Matt

Elizabeth and I were friends at South High School, and graduated together in 1962. She was a very sweet girl. I lost track of her after that, but have thought of her many times through the years. My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to her family.

I don't know why I opened Elizabeth's obituary, other than she was a fellow South High grad. I never knew her, but I was so deeply touched by her story here. Such a lovely lady, she seems. I believe a light has been shining among us that I was not privileged to meet. May God bless your family in her absence. Take comfort that such a Lady is not lost to us, only separated for a small moment.

Dear family of Elizabeth, I worked with Elizabeth at the LDS Church in the Architecture and Engineering Department where we enjoyed a lot of good times together. She was always generous and loving to everyone she met. We also graduated from South High School together and sang in the choirs together. I truly have missed her since she retired from Church employment and will always have a soft spot in my heart for her.

By the way, I also come from a family of 15 but was the 14...

Dear Auntie Elizabeth I will miss you dearly, All my love, Vicky.