A wonderful human being.
It was with great sadness that I came across this page of remembrance for
Elise, or Liz as I knew her.
I came to know her when I was invited by Rita Pugh, to take on the riding school
on Paradise Island in the 70s.
Along with other people, both Liz and her husband showed me great kindness, something I will never forget, and, it has had a long and lasting effect on me.
During my time on the Island, I came to know Liz as a person who would give her all, who would go to any lengths to help a person, even to the detriment of her self. Nothing was to big or to small, and especially when it came children or horses.
She also had the nack of being able to sum people up very quickly and could see
falseness a mile off, but would always keep her council.
I came to see her about 12years ago, Nassau had changed from my time there and not for the better, but Liz still had that determination and spirit that she always had to continue the fight.
By other comments left here, I see that others have also been touched by her
great spirit and kindness and are the richer for it.
What a sad loss to us all and to the Bahamas.
Gone but never forgotten
Rodney Nevols.