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Elizabeth Ann Felt
Elizabeth Felt Obituary
1974~2025
Salt Lake City, UT-Elizabeth Ann Felt, age 52, was born March 4, 1974, and died October 10, 2025.
Liz was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Paul Felt and Karen Brandon. She attended school in Salt Lake City, graduating high school from Judge Memorial High School. She went to college at Antioch University and graduated in creative writing from Naropa University.
Liz became a skillful peer counselor for NAMI and helped many people living with mental illness. She also organized multiple art shows as fundraisers for NAMI. Liz courageously lived her life with her own struggles with mental illness and was always a powerful advocate for others with similar challenges. She was a loyal friend and support for many through the years.
Liz loved all the arts and was a wonderful creative writer. She eventually turned her talents to photography, creating unique visual landscapes, especially of the land around her beloved Holiday Park.
Liz was a loving and caring woman. She touched many hearts through her thoughtfulness and artistic nature. She and all of her black labs had a strong devotion to each other. They were lucky to be loved by her.
Liz is survived by her father Paul Felt (Jan), brother Matt Felt, stepbrother Jeremy Smith, uncle Doug Felt (Kathy), aunt Marianne Felt, and beloved dog Ellie.
There will be a private graveside funeral for family. Please send any donations on her behalf to NAMI Utah.
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Memories and Condolences
for Elizabeth Felt
14 Entries
Amelia
Yesterday
I am so deeply saddened by this news... I think so fondly of you and your love for animals, skills in photography, and ability to always find the words to say (funny or supportive). We never did get the chance to trade stories like we always talked about. But, I hope I can live up to your level of adventurism and respect of nature.
With much love
Amanda Mitchell
Yesterday
Oh Liz,
Yours is a loss that rattles to the core. Thank you for your beautiful views on the world. You will be missed greatly.
Kelly Reihl
October 24, 2025
My dear sweet friend Liz,
Thank you for blessing the world with your beautiful presence. I miss you now and forever, but will hold with me the wisdom and grace you shared. Namaste <3
Kelly Reihl
October 24, 2025
My dear Liz, I miss you so much. May you find peace.
Cami Alexander
October 24, 2025
Oh, Liz... I love you so. You will be missed by the Alexander family.
Sandi Tarr
October 24, 2025
So sad to hear of her passing. She was loved by all at Holiday Park.
Wendy Fayles
October 23, 2025
Liz, it hurts my heart so much to think of you being gone. I loved working with you at NAMI and appreciate everything you did there, especially your work with the Artists Project. I'm so glad I have your work hanging on my walls, both at home and at NAMI. Love you to pieces, my redheaded friend!
John Welsh
October 23, 2025
Liz was one in a million. I have such fond memories of our long talks. My heart goes out to her family.
Joanne D. Brings
October 23, 2025
I believe I taught Elizabeth at Judge.
I DO remember her, so fondly. I believe her cousin, Megan, and she were in the Drama program, Elizabeth more peripherally.
I very much support NAMI and all harm reduction efforts.
Please accept my condolences.
Jody Duffy -Brings
Please
Joshua Stanchfield
October 23, 2025
I'm so sorry for your loss. Liz was a wonderful and vibrant person.
JF
October 23, 2025
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Lisa Marie Potter
October 22, 2025
Oh Liz, I´m so very sad that you have left this world! I loved your humor, your strength, your advocacy for mental health, women´s rights, animals, and all good things! You were passionate, creative, and had the biggest heart. You leave a huge void that can never be filled. My powerful and sweet friend. I hope I find you in quiet moments.
Kathy Lamont-Huchens
October 22, 2025
Paul - I remember all the good times we had at the cabin and how kind and good you were. I am so very sorry to find out about your loss and send love and prayers to you and your family.
Kathy Lamont-Hutchens
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