Liz was a treasured member of the Society of the Four Arts team in Palm Beach, FL for nearly ten years. Known to members as the warm and gracious presence at the Dixon Building front desk, Liz welcomed everyone with kindness. Her quiet strength uplifted colleagues and visitors alike. Liz was unfailingly helpful, deeply loyal, and always ready with a smile.

Liz loved the Society of the Four Arts. The support she received from her "Four Arts Angels" was extraordinary. Liz remained committed to returning to work. She simply wanted to be there with her "Angels" to serve Four Arts members.

Friends from Liz's Palm Beach National Bank days stayed in touch for decades. Those forever friends helped comfort Liz greatly during her final weeks. Her courage and grace in difficult times were heroic and a testament to her spirit.

Liz loved polo, tennis, and good food. Always thinking about her next meal, she brought light and humor to the world, even when faced with serious illness. She loved horses and photography. Her equine images of thoroughbred, polo, wild, and rescue horses often appeared in industry magazines. Her photo of 2008 Florida Derby Winner Big Brown was featured in Sports Illustrated before the Kentucky Derby that year.

Most of all, Liz adored her dogs. She'll be welcomed by Hushpuppie, Tessie, Sherlocke, and Rosie - all much-loved pups as she enters a well-deserved rest and eternal peace.

Liz is a devoted daughter, wife, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, and friend. She is missed dearly.

A visitation will be held from 11am to 1pm with a service at 12:30pm Friday, August 15, 2025 followed by interment at Pinecrest Cemetery, Lake Worth.