The very best of times was just having you with me whatever we were doing. A high Mountin trail outside of Santa Fe NM or a walk to one of a beautiful waterfalls Mystic Falls Yellowstone when we got off the trail and stayed put as an old animal just walked straight down the trail towards us we let him pass on his way to the unkown a story we will all walk towards some time he appeared to walk without seeing us straight. down the path he must have been mad . Many times we walked together to enjoy nature and Natures Gods creation all around and Through.  Do So Love You Always. 

Thank you for all you have done for me. We love you and are very appreciative. Sorry I’m so late getting the message. Thank you for supporting me when no one else did. 💜 

Elizabeth to me always my love the new wildflowers in and around
fresh spring in from the world your smile your ways so true
will always love you.on the trails we walked what times thank you
for my lifestyle -do so love you woos.

Liz was a wonderful friend as well as a terrific tennis player! We played together on many teams at TCU and her running, cross- court forehand was a sight to behold! There was a time when we were playing tennis every day except Tuesday which we often spent riding bikes with a group of friends around Benbrook Lake and on the Trinity Trail. Those, indeed, were the days! 

Jim and family,
I remember the good times with Brother John, Father Bob and Liz on Camp Bowie and Dexter.
May our Lord have mercy on us all.
Bernard

Liz was a neighbor and friend for 56 years.  We shared good times and sad times.  I’ll always remember the backyard party she gave for my husband before he left for Vietnam 

Dear Jim and family,  
     I want to express my sincere condolences at the loss of dear Liz.  We spoke occasionally in earlier years on the phone.  She was a very special person and did so much for her family.  I am Megan’s aunt on the other side of the family.  I know Liz is with the Lord now rejoicing in the joys of Easter and the Resurrection.

To Jim and  family,   

I pray for you all to find peace knowing what a wonderful lady Aunt Liz  was and how lucky we are to have  had her with us to share her graciousness a long the way even when life wasn't so fun!  Aunt Liz always found time for everyone around her, giving of herself even when she didn't have much to give. I remember my last visit, when she gave the” Fort Worth” tour and taking time to head to the stockyards- sharing the history's of what it  once was like. Her family was her everything, she had great energy, memorable stories, and  a wonderful smile; memories I will cherish her by. She will be missed that’s for sure, but she is free! 

God Bless you all

Maggie McGill-Zimny 

Dear Jim, Tony, Theresa, & Mike and all the grandchildren, Megan and I are so very sorry for your loss.  I know Megan was very fond of her Aunt and hear all of the happy memories she has told me of her time with Liz.  May you each know we are keeping you in our prayers and may you hold on the happy memories of your wife & mother.  In loving regards, George Hondros

I am so very lucky to have had Liz as my Aunt.  She taught me to play tennis when I was shorter than the racket! I was also lucky enough to have spent lots of time out at the stables when she had her horse Baby.  Even though she had a large family to take care of, she always made time to come pick up my sister and I to go spend time together.  She was such a loving and kind person.  Aunt Liz you will be missed.  I love you.  Megan

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Elizabeth Ann Brewer

16 August, 1934 – 27 April, 2019

Laurel Land – Rose Hill Memorial Park and Funeral Home

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