So sorry that we can’t be with you today. Am there in spirit and sending lots of love to the family. Lots of special memories of times spent at Inglewood x

Liz was ever staunch in her loyalty to family, friends and faith. She remained undaunted and resilient in testing times. She retained a confidence and graciousness in public speaking. Hers was a beautiful, cultured voice in the recitation of prayers and sacred writings. She always maintained a balance of justice and wisdom in guiding vital consultations. Her attention to detail in organising events, her forthrightness and energy in espousing just causes, and her deep love, compassion and encouragement in pursuing voluntary work were ever-present hallmarks. And so we might ask that her soul inspire us to do better as we remember the role model we found in her. In her own words ‘We cannot be sure when the seeds we have sown will mature and bear fruit, but I like to think that the many seeds I have scattered both on home ground and in the many different countries visited on travels with my husband Ken, have helped to nurture universal fellowship.’

I fondly emember Liz as a sweet, caring thoughtful lady whom I was fortunate to know. She had the kindest nature and always had a twinkle in her eyes and a lovely smile. Rest In Peace lovely lady.