Curt
I just came across this very sad news that for you is probably as fresh and painful now as it was a year ago. You always spoke of Liz with love  and admiration. I am so very sorry for your loss. Know that you will be in my thoughts and prayers. Take care of yourself, old friend. 
Best, 
Marie McManus

Liz and I took a walk a few weeks ago. She was looking around our surroundings in Lenox and saying how lucky we are to be here. She enjoyed her volunteer work but was so happy to have the ability to listen to and learn about music at Tanglewood. She and Curt also volunteered at other venues in the area.
She loved Jacob’s Pillow and was able to celebrate her daughter getting married there.
We will miss you Liz....but promise to keep Curt close by playing golf and sitting on the lawn at your usual spot.
Gail and Leon

Dear Kurt, Len and Sarah,

I am so sorry to hear of Liz’s passing. She truly loved life and was so proud of all of you and your accomplishments. May her memory be a blessing always.

Love, Jill 

To our fellow Tanglewood volunteer Curt-
We are so very sorry to hear of your loss.  May the many memorable times you shared together be a source of strength to you and your family.
Mike and Ina Gottlieb

I had a coffee with Liz last year. She talked about how much she loved giving tours at Tanglewood. She had a passion for that method of sharing.  Her enthusiasm was contagious.


 
 

We are so very sorry for your loss, Curt. Our hearts break for you. May her memory be a blessing. 

I first met Liz when we were co-workers at Royal Insurance in the mid-70’s.  However, she actually remembered having met me a year or 2 earlier at a going-away party for a mutual acquaintance.  She had an amazing talent for remembering faces.  We attended many plays over the years, and she would frequently point out actors or actresses in the audience or lobby.  Sometimes they were easily recognizable faces (John Lithgow, Sally Field,) but they could also be unknown actors from community theatres in the suburbs.  During our numerous theatre experiences, I would frequently poke Liz with my elbow during the performances to try to keep her awake. After the show, I would have to fill her in on the parts she missed!  These are some of the endearing qualities of Liz.  There were many more. We had a great 45-year friendship and I will miss her dearly

I got to know Liz years ago when she first started as a volunteer at Tanglewood in the Friends Office.  This was a perfect spot for her as she was very friendly and personable, and she adored Tanglewood.  She had recently become a tour guide, and her way with people and love of history and learning really shone.  We will indeed miss her outgoing and positive presence at Tanglewood and at the Boston Symphony Association of Volunteers.
Her family is in our thoughts-
Erin Asbury
Manager of Volunteer Services
Boston Symphony Orchestra

Michele and I were so sad to learn of Liz's passing. I initially came to meet Liz when she signed up to become a Tanglewood Tour Guide. I came to know her much better as she went thru training. She had an extremely inquisitive mind, and wanted to be able to convey as much information as possible to Tanglewood visitors. She quickly learned the key points and became an excellent guide. 

From numerous  conversations with Liz I came to learn how much she loved and appreciated her family and friends. She had a real joy for life. She took wonderful care of her Mother and we spent a good deal of time talking about moving her Mother from NY to the Berkshires. 

Michele and I hope your memories of Liz will help you get through dealing with her sudden passing. May you only go from strength to strength in the future.

I met Liz 36 years ago. We had just moved in to 28 Tudor Lane and Berdj was fixing Something in the backyard and started cursing in Romanian. Liz and Curt’s house sat behind us diagonally. When Liz , who was in the backyard, heard her native tongue she could not believe it. It forged a friendship from that day forward.  We had babies together, graduations, weddings, and grandchildren.  I will miss her terribly.  But will remember her forever. ❤️

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Elisabeth Stadler Pader

18 junio, 1950 – 29 septiembre, 2020

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