I woke up this morning after having a funny dream about Liz. She met Bet and I at an unfamiliar house with a young man that she called her grandson. She told us he was learning karate and she right then flipped her grandson to the floor. She seemed to be so happy that she could do that and we all laughed. When I woke up, I had laughed about it, it was a reminder that she came to me so that I could remember her today two years after she went home to Keith, and to let us know she is always with us! Liz, we cherish our memories with you and really miss you! Love, Michele & Bet

This video is part of a series in the gallery. In August of 2018 parts of Liz's large family including her daughters, some grandchildren, nieces and nephews gathered to celebrate her 95th birthday!

As a teenager, long before she knew about Quakerism, she was asked to read these stanzas aloud in her school chapel. She said she was terrified, but in later years these words led her to the peace of Quakerism.

A group of Keith and Liz's close Quaker F(f)riends were in a chapel in autumn in Northern Vermont where they all sang this together. This hymn always meant a lot to Liz she would always say "It is true of the world we live in as it was in that world of autumn colors."  

"In The Garden"
Keith and Liz heard a chorus sing this at Ever-Song the evening they were married. After surviving World War II, we were still uneasy about the future and they were reassured by this hymn for the security of the next seventy years ahead together.