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Elizabeth M. Copp
December 17, 1918 ~ January 21, 2017 (age 98) 98 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Michelle Veizaga
on February 10, 2017 2:02 PM
Grandma I am going to miss you more than anything!!! You were one of the single greatest influences in my life and my constant champion!
It was such an honor and pleasure and joy to be such a big part of your life when you needed me the most. I have so many amazing memories of giving you manicures, dancing in the kitchen, and listening to all of the great stories about you growing up. I remember how I would sit on the phone with you for hours and play your old favorite songs and how you would love telling me why you liked them so much.
I loved your spunk and determination (even when it made PT hard!) You always made sure to give me sound advice and you never gave up on me! I cannot think of one part of my life that was not touched somehow by you and for that I am forever grateful.
I loved seeing your beautiful smile light up when you would pick me up from the airport and how you would wrap me up in a huge hug. I loved being able to serve you in every way I was able to and nothing gave me more joy than to see you happy! Thank you for teaching me to serve others with my heart and holding my hand when I needed it and for letting it go when it was necessary.
I miss you and love you so deeply. I know you are free of all pain and suffering and are with Grandpa and all of your loved ones. Until God brings us together again I will always be loving you and holding you in my heart. Thank you for a lifetime of memories!!!! I love you!!!!
Grandma I am going to miss you more than anything!!! You were one of the single greatest influences in my life and my constant champion!
It was such an honor and pleasure and joy to be such a big part of your life when you needed me the most. I have so many amazing memories of giving you manicures, dancing in the kitchen, and listening to all of the great stories about you growing up. I remember how I would sit on the phone with you for hours and play your old favorite songs and how you would love telling me why you liked them so much.
I loved your spunk and determination (even when it made PT hard!) You always made sure to give me sound advice and you never gave up on me! I cannot think of one part of my life that was not touched somehow by you and for that I am forever grateful.
I loved seeing your beautiful smile light up when you would pick me up from the airport and how you would wrap me up in a huge hug. I loved being able to serve you in every way I was able to and nothing gave me more joy than to see you happy! Thank you for teaching me to serve others with my heart and holding my hand when I needed it and for letting it go when it was necessary.
I miss you and love you so deeply. I know you are free of all pain and suffering and are with Grandpa and all of your loved ones. Until God brings us together again I will always be loving you and holding you in my heart. Thank you for a lifetime of memories!!!! I love you!!!!
A candle was lit by Michelle Veizaga
on February 10, 2017 1:46 PM
A candle was lit by Kathy Schafrick Lemke
on February 2, 2017 7:32 PM
I wish to express condolences on behalf of the entire Schafrick side of the family. I have some wonderful memories of Frank and Betty, Ron and Karen when they would visit us in Ohio or the times I saw them in Falls Church. Betty was certainly a spark of energy and as the matriarch of the Dotzlaf-Schafrick clan, she will be greatly missed. Although I was unable to come to her Memorial, I will attend her funeral on April 1 and look forward to seeing 'old' and meeting 'new' cousins.
Again, my deepest condolences on your loss.
I wish to express condolences on behalf of the entire Schafrick side of the family. I have some wonderful memories of Frank and Betty, Ron and Karen when they would visit us in Ohio or the times I saw them in Falls Church. Betty was certainly a spark of energy and as the matriarch of the Dotzlaf-Schafrick clan, she will be greatly missed. Although I was unable to come to her Memorial, I will attend her funeral on April 1 and look forward to seeing 'old' and meeting 'new' cousins.
Again, my deepest condolences on your loss.
A candle was lit by Kathy Schafrick Lemke
on February 2, 2017 7:21 PM
A candle was lit by Peggy Peters
on February 2, 2017 12:32 PM
I salute Elizabeth Copp as a great American who served our country during the most difficult time in history, and as an outstanding brilliant woman who was ahead of her time. In an era when women were "taken care of" by their husbands, Elizabeth was decisive, free thinking, and masterful in managing her finances for her family. Like a General who plans a war, Elizabeth listened, gathered information, and then put her strategy in place.as a Legacy for generations to come. I knew the grandchildren's names when she established college funds and I met them years later when they rallied around her with loving care in her later years. From adventure trips to Disney World, to doctor's appointments, to house repairs, Karen and her daughters were always there for her. I will miss our visits and I will always remember a vibrant, kind, compassionate and energetic woman who always called and began her conversations with: " This is Elizabeth"! I have always had the greatest respect for this great Lady, Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother and I continue to have the same great respect for her family who have loved and cared for her so completely in these later years. May God Bless all of you, and especially Elizabeth.
I salute Elizabeth Copp as a great American who served our country during the most difficult time in history, and as an outstanding brilliant woman who was ahead of her time. In an era when women were "taken care of" by their husbands, Elizabeth was decisive, free thinking, and masterful in managing her finances for her family. Like a General who plans a war, Elizabeth listened, gathered information, and then put her strategy in place.as a Legacy for generations to come. I knew the grandchildren's names when she established college funds and I met them years later when they rallied around her with loving care in her later years. From adventure trips to Disney World, to doctor's appointments, to house repairs, Karen and her daughters were always there for her. I will miss our visits and I will always remember a vibrant, kind, compassionate and energetic woman who always called and began her conversations with: " This is Elizabeth"! I have always had the greatest respect for this great Lady, Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother and I continue to have the same great respect for her family who have loved and cared for her so completely in these later years. May God Bless all of you, and especially Elizabeth.
Message from Sharon Mullins
February 1, 2017 12:46 PM
Michelle, please accept my sincerest condolences on the loss of your grandmother. May your heart be filled with the many memories you shared together. Our country is forever grateful for her service and the sacrifices she made on our behalf.
Sharon Mullins
Sharon Mullins
A candle was lit by Sharon Mullins
on February 1, 2017 12:36 PM
A candle was lit by Martha Riggleman
on January 29, 2017 8:30 PM
Message from Norm LaVriha & Family
January 29, 2017 2:04 PM
Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your mother, the last family survivor of World War II.
We are so proud of her service and have wonderful memories spanning many years.
May your memories provide comfort to you and your family and enable you to live with her passing.
Love,
Norm & Jeanette LaVriha
Brian LaVriha
Kathy, Mike, Hannah & Jacob Bonisa
We are so proud of her service and have wonderful memories spanning many years.
May your memories provide comfort to you and your family and enable you to live with her passing.
Love,
Norm & Jeanette LaVriha
Brian LaVriha
Kathy, Mike, Hannah & Jacob Bonisa
A candle was lit by Norm LaVriha & Family
on January 29, 2017 1:56 PM
Message from Love, Niece Martha Riggleman and family
January 27, 2017 4:58 PM
Love, Niece Martha Riggleman and family purchased the Lovely One Spathiphyllum Plant for the family of Elizabeth M. Copp.
Message from Michelle Veizaga
January 26, 2017 2:05 PM
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