Sergeant 1st class Michael W. Litchford sends his belated grievances & condolences.

James please accept my deepest sympathy. So sorry for you and your families lost.

Jim,  Anne and I are so sorry to learn of Liz's passing. Please know that you and your family are in our best thoughts and prayers.

MG (R) Max & Anne Haston

Liz was a knitting friend.  She was generous and  encouraging.  We didn't know each other very long, but I am glad I knew her, and I will miss her.

My favorite memory of Liz is a collage of story-telling and laughter.  She could tell a story like no other.  She was a charming, sweet, caring, and thoughtful person who will be dearly missed. Our hearts go out to you Jim. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. 

TTU ROTC - Lizzie, you are in our hearts forever! Love ya! Steve & Gail Swann, hubby Jim & CC!

Liz was a member of Celina High School Class of 1974. I have many fond memories of Elizabeth especially during our senior year.

To my brother in arms, friend and colleague: 

"No more a Watch to stand, Old Sailor. 
For you are drifting on an ebbing tide. 
Eight Bells has rung. Dog Watch is done. 
A new Berth waits you on the other side. 

Your ship is anchored in God's harbor. 
And though his sailors are of equal rank, there'll be Shipmates on the deck to greet you, and Pipe you aboard as you ascend the gangway. 

Her boilers with full head of steam. 
Cargo stowed and Galley stored. 
Just waiting to get underway.
When the last Hand comes aboard. 

Look sharp! That Hand is you, Old Sailor. 
And you'll be sailing out on Heavenly Seas. 
So may the wind be ever at your back. 
Fair weather. And God Speed!"

Michael Stone & family. 

I am so sorry to hear about Liz. She was a very dear friend. We graduated high school and  worked at Napier's restaurant together. We had a lot of fun times. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Carol Ford

Liz introduced me to the magic of Mary Stewart’s tales of King Arthur and Merlin. She was a fellow English Major, avid reader, and knitter.  We were in CAPERS Rifle Corp together. I remember a rifle exchange Dale Stapp and she did over my bowed head as I knelt between them. Liz’s instructions of “You throw up, and I’ll throw down” was, as my head and I remember, easier said than done.

I’m sure going to miss my smart witty fun loving cousin. You were the walking encyclopedia of our family history! (I can hear your laugh right now) Jan and I had the best time on our 11 hour road trip in October. There was not a quite moment in that car. We had so much to talk about! So thankful for our time together. 
Love you… Rest In Peace 

Liz was a bright light in our large extended family. She was intelligence, joyful, generous, and kind. I remember when she came to live with us in Orlando for a short time because she worked at Walt Disney World. Mom and Dad thought of her as another daughter. She moved on to bigger and better jobs but always stayed so close to Mom. I kept up with Liz’s life through her. Recently she made a precious blanket for our new grandson. We will always treasure that sweet gift knowing the hands that made it. I love her and will miss her so much!! My deepest condolences to you and your family Jim. We love you!!!

You are so loved and will be missed so so much.  
We love you dearly. 

All your cousins are going to miss you so so much!!

Jim, I’m very saddened to hear that Liz has passed. My sincere condolences to you and family. You will be in my thoughts my friend. God Bless.     Brian Richards (Cumming, GA)

So sorry for the loss of Liz.  Our hearts go out to the family and friends (of which there were many) of Liz in these long hours.  You are all in our thoughts and prayers.  


OBITUARIO

Liz Pippin

23 enero, 1956 – 25 enero, 2022

Forest Lawn Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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