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and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. At this location, she was a first hand witness to many of the important events of her day. In later years, the spot became a further source of pride to her when her son became a long-term contractor to the US Secret Service at the White House.
She later moved for a time to Suitland, Md. where she was an active member of the Faith Lutheran Church of Oxen Hill.
Since moving to Rappahannock County in 1983, she has been an active volunteer at the County Library, Trinity Episcopal Church, where she was a member, and the Rappahannock County Elementary School. At the latter she worked in the library, the office, and most especially, as a oneon-one reading coach with younger children who loved her dearly.
She also made scores of knitted caps over a number of years for babies in the premature nursery at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville.
A legendary baker, her “Tole House” cookies, ginger snaps, apple sauce cake, apple brandy cake, and sour cream coffee cake, as well as many other delicious treats were enjoyed by generations of friends, acquaintances, and those in need of a special ‘lift’.
A shy person by nature, her life blossomed during her years in Rappahannock County, where she was universally known as “Granny,” “Granny Liz,” or simply “Liz.” Her
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