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Nay Johnson
Earlier today
My son married into her family which makes her our Grandma Liz. We hand-danced to a Caribbean band on a cruise. She was full of grace & joy. Then again when she was in the bed! We had a good time humming and letting our hands be graceful & free. Her rich legacy of loving kindness has bled down through generations and a pure blessing to witness. There are some that are that legacy. God has blessed abundantly. We that remain would do good to follow her example!
DIPO. MOSADOMI
Yesterday
You took a chance with me 55 years ago. You and your husband gave me an opportunity to be who I am today
You always tell me don't thank me. " Go do the same to somebody" and that I have done and still doing
Rest in Peace
Jane Jones
Yesterday
In loving memory of Aunt Elizabeth whose kindness and warmth will always remain in our hearts. We will forever cherish the love and laughter she brought into our lives. Aunt Elizabeth was a blessing to all and she will be missed beyond measure. My prayers are with the family.
Bonita M. Sampson
August 15, 2025
Our Aunt Elizabeth and Uncle John were a God sent when our mother died. My siblings father had died years before. By me being an adult and the oldest sibling I could have legally raised my sisters and brothers, but I was also married and my husband didn´t want to take on the responsibility. My Aunt Elizabeth and Uncle John stepped in and took on that huge responsibility, I thank God they did. They gave my 4 sisters and brothers the opportunity to go to college if they wanted too, some did go. I loved my aunt she taught me a lot. She was like a girl friend to me too. Thank You God for Aunt Elizabeth Amen
Joanne Howard
August 13, 2025
Aunt Liz was a wonderful family member. She came to every significant occasion in my life (graduations, weddings, and family gatherings) and it was always appreciated. Aunt Liz will be greatly missed.
Barbara D. Morgan
August 10, 2025
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
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