Elizabeth Ann Kamen

Born in Mount Clemens to late John and Mary Dulcamaro, Liz was a selfless, endlessly caring person who put other before herself her entire life. Owner of 2 Good 2 Bee, LLC with her husband Adam, they built their business on the foundation of doing the highest quality renovations possible at an affordable cost. A natural problem solver, Liz was not afraid of hard work and had a creative spirit that helped her both at work and at home. She loved to be outside working and could often be found tending to her garden at home. Known for throwing the best parties, Liz would go to any length to make her family feel loved and special. Because Liz and the kids bonded over their love of Harry Potter, one year she threw a Harry Potter themed party complete with Quidditich and Adam jumped in making ornate custom wands. Between the two of them, Liz and Adam complemented each other’s strengths and they often made a great team to bring to life whatever Liz was dreaming up at any given time. From painting, making costumes or making a room feel like they were another world, Liz could make just about anything probably because she was good at most any new craft she tried. Her family saw her talents even in the delicious baked goods she’d make. Anything she made was somehow always delicious and she dreamed of using her talents to make quality gluten free foods for the great understanding she came to have experimenting in the kitchen with different ingredients. A beloved wife, mother, sister, aunt, and friend to many, Liz will be dearly missed by all.

Beloved wife of Adam Kamen to whom she wed on July 11, 2017. They were together for a total of 15 years at the time of her passing. Loving mom of Greg, Andrew, and Gabby. Liz was the youngest of 10 siblings. Cherished aunt of Marissa, Tommy, Kensington, Kwinn, and many more nieces and nephews. Also survived by her beloved dogs Scooby and Shaggy.

Visitation Wednesday, June 21st at 2pm until time of Funeral Service at 6pm at A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr Road, in Warren. Memorial donations to the wishes of the family are appreciated.