Olympia, Washington
Elizabeth Ann
(Wilson) Mettler Elizabeth Ann (Wilson) Mettler, 67, of Olympia, WA, went to be with the Lord on April 28, 2011 after a brief battle with cancer. Born June 7, 1943, in Winfield, KS, to Ralph and Cecelia Wilson, she attended Ursuline Academy (Paola, KS), Mennorah Medical...Read More
I worked with Liz at CTED and it gave me great joy when I realized we found the same church. Liz was a beautiful spirit and I feel blessed to have known her in this life. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. I take comfort in the knowledge we will share eternity in our Lord's house.
Peggy Karr
May 07, 2011 | Olympia, WA
Last night Liz was missed at the theater for Harlequin's opening night.
BJ
May 06, 2011 | Olympia, WA
Ken and Family, Please accept our deepest sympathy for you and your family in your bereavement. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Liz was a warm, caring person and she will be missed.
Mike & Laura Watson
May 05, 2011 | Olympia, WA
Ken & Family - I was saddened to hear of Liz's passing. Liz had a wicked good sense of humor and always found a way to make me laugh, even when I was a moody teen. I will miss her occasional knock on my Folks door just to say hi and catch up and I will always remember her with a smile. May you find comfort in your memories and know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Megan (Allen) Kittle
May 05, 2011 | Lacey, WA
I will never forget Liz. She was such a warm, friendly, and loving person who touched my heart. My deepest sympathy to your family and friends.
Janelle Mayer
May 04, 2011
To Family,
My deepest condolence and sympathy. I shared many trips, memory, laughs and year of history with Liz, as we monitored projects funded with Housing Trust Fund, especially those projects in Seattle. She will truly be missed.
MICHAEL CHISHOLM
May 03, 2011 | TACOMA, WA
Liz, my friend, I can't believe you are gone, so fast. As practical as you always were, I keep seeing a little bird flitting from the telephone wires of my thoughts. It is you. You're saying, honey, it's all good, this is how it works you know. So how did you think this life ends? For me, Liz, with you in it for awhile longer. Thank you for bringing your little bird self to me. I will miss you.
Susie Roberts
May 03, 2011 | Tumwater, WA