Elizabeth Ann Kircos

Wish I could have attended Liz´ memorial service. I´d fallen & broken my wrist & was unable to drive. Liz was such a caring & giving person. She will long be remembered! My deepest condolences to her family.

I enjoyed working with Elizabeth at the store, Resale Connection. She worked with the Women´s Pricing Committee and kept our end caps looking good. She was a cheery addition to our staff. We have missed her. Joyce Perron

Mrs Kircos helped many people
With her sage insight into their behavior! Her wit and wisdom will be sorely missed by all that knew her.

I worked with Elizabeth on the Women´s Pricing Committee for many years. She had a special kind of wit and always dedicated herself to helping others. She never missed a Tuesday committee. We celebrated her 86 birthday by buying her a cake and the surprise birthday party was fun filled with lots of Liz stories. Rest in peace dear Elizabeth. You were very special to the WPC and me.

I LOVE Mom Kircos....she was so SPECIAL to me.. XOXO

I´m saddened to hear the news of Liz. She gave so much to The MacGuffin. Her insight was invaluable. I enjoyed working with her, and all the wonderful dinners we shared after our Thursday meetings! She often spoke of her family, and was so proud of them. Here´s one of many photos from my archives. She will be dearly missed.

I knew Elizabeth back in the late 70's. I was and still consider myself to be a close friend of her son Dave. Dave and I played in a band together and Elizabeth's basement was where the band spent countless nights and hours practicing...very loudly. She was more than tolerant of us. Elizabeth was a special lady. She was a gentle and caring lady who showed me nothing but kindness and generosity during a time in my life when I desperately needed it. I will never forget her.

Elizabeth and I met through volunteering at the Assistance League. Three of us had lunch a couple years ago at the Senior Activities Center. I had the pleasure of visiting her at Bellbrook. We had endless things to talk about... from her counseling work, opera, books etc. Several of her books looked so interesting that I snapped photos of the covers for future reads. I was to pick her up for Mistletoe two years ago but that didn't happen. Later her daughter texted me back to explain...that same Seattle daughter whom I accidentally met this April when she brought in donations right after moving her mother to Bellbrook's Memory Care. I was filling in and our meeting was meant to happen. I hope it helped her during that difficult weekend to speak to someone who knew and admired her mother. When Elizabeth stopped driving, her local son came in to take her home. He let us add his name as a family contact. Her family was there for her. Love and admired by many, Elizabeth had a full life.

What a life she led! I had no idea. Elizabeth and I shared many mornings at the ReSale Connection. She dressed the end caps on the clothing racks as I worked in the store. Lots of laughs. Great memories. She is missed.
Jana Yezak

I am with the Assistance League of SE Michigan. I am a Past President of our Chapter 2019-20 and I worked many times on Saturday's with Elizabeth over the years since I joined Assistance League in 2011. She was an intelligent hard working woman with a passion to help others in need and a fixture at the store on Saturday mornings. We ask that someone in the family contact me with a name and address for us to send notification of donations made in your mom's name to our charity. We have already gotten a couple.