Elizabeth-Madigan-Obituary

Elizabeth L. Madigan

southampton, New York

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MADIGAN - Elizabeth L., of Southampton, on December 5, 2007 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer, at age 49. Beloved wife of William. Cherished daughter of Joan Lucas and Gerald Loftus. Dear sister of Kristine Loftus, Debbie Anderson, Jeanne Nestor, Geraldine Badstein, and William...

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Morning Liz,
Just called to say Hi, miss you and think about you every day.
Liz I think I failed you as a sister but I do hope I learned something along the way and I am trying to follow your example to be a better person and sister.
Love your Sister, Debbie

Liz, hi, you know i write to you everyday in my journal but I just felt I needed to say Hi, and tell you I love you and miss you.
Your Sister

Billy, It's now a year but somehow Liz's memory will stay with all of us. She was an inspiration to me and those who knew and loved her. I admire your courage and grace with which you have continued on. With Love, Flo

Morning Liz Happy 2nd Birthday in Heaven. I cannot beleive it's been 1yr and 3months since we lost you. I went to call you the other day, mind you it was a split second but still. I talk to you every day and I do feel you with me(exept when I snowplow) I miss you more then you'll ever know. I took today off to celabrate your Birthday, wether through tears or laughter in memories. I love you and miss you but I can't find the stregth to say goodbye. Happy Birthday

Hi Liz,
Happy Birthday,
Love you & Miss you,
Debbie, John & Jonathan

Liz, I thought I did this yesterday but I guess I did it wrong.
Liz, I love you and miss you and think about you everyday. Sometimes living life gets in the way but you are never far from my thoughts. We will talk again.
Love always, wish we could "talk".

Billy, as you know it wasn’t until Liz was diagnosed that we began a closer friendship. Liz was and still is an example of courage and fortitude. She had such a love for life that she fought to remain with us until the very end. It is difficult for me to accept that she lost this battle. I am able to find some comfort in knowing that I was able to come to know Liz spiritually and, along with others, help lead her to know that the Holy Spirit would be with her and guide her to Heaven. God...

Bill, It took me a while to write something to you because there are no words for your loss. I will miss my dear little suzyweather bee girl. Now when it snows I think of her wishing I was getting the weather report from my friend. I will miss her but never forgotten. Liz will always be in my heart. Bill you are in my thoughts and prayers all the time.