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Elizabeth Gilbert
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Elizabeth Gilbert Obituary
Age: 84
Born: September 6, 1940 in Toledo, Ohio
Died: September 30, 2024 in Dallas, Oregon
Survived by Richard Surroz (son), Delia Surroz (daughter-in-law), Suzanne Hartson (daughter), Chris Hartson (son-in-law), and grandchildren: Kaleigh Hartson and Erika Surroz.
Preceded in death by: William Sharp (husband)
Elizabeth worked in the healthcare field for most of her adult life and became a Registered Nurse in her fifties. She was very dedicated to her patients and took pride in advocating for their needs.
Elizabeth enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, caring for animals, gardening, and reading novels.
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287 SW Washington Street, Dallas, OR 97338
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Kaleigh Hartson
October 3, 2024
My favorite memory with my Grandmother is when I went to visit her when I was a child, I remember specifically she showed me how to make homemade crispy tortilla shells for the most amazing homemade tacos. She was such a selfless woman and would give you her last dime even when she didn´t have anything! When I was a little girl I would always get the cutest petticoats for Christmas from her and I felt so beautiful. She would do anything to make you smile. I will always remember her and hold her dear in my heart. I love you Grandma.
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