Hoping our deepest sympathy brings you comfort in some small way.  I met  Liz
48 years ago at a Mothers of Twins meeting. We had many good times with your
parents. Liz and I have had lunch together a couple of times a year to catch up on the news of our families.  I will miss hearing about her kids and grandchildren, 
She was very proud of all of you. I will miss her. Jan Nicholson Livonia,Mi

I have known Sis since the fifties from a chance meeting and we've always kept in touch. She became almost like a member of our large family and everyone enjoyed knowing her. It was always great to get-together and reminisce. And lately, I enjoyed her puns. Our family is very saddened and will miss her very much. Our thoughts & prayers are with the family.

Liz was my teacher and friend for 30 years.  She was a rock star in the world of handwriting analysis.  In friendship, she was a rock to me and others in our study group.  She taught me, inspired me, challenged me, and laughed with and at me. I did not want to show up without my completed homework!   She was full of positivity, and always reminded us that we need to be generous and kind with our analysis, you never know what others are living thru.  She had great depth of understanding.  Life will never be the same without her.  She had a big impact on the lives of her students and friends, and she was a greatly respected.  We loved her and we felt it coming back to us.  It was obvious she wasn't well, but it never occurred to me she would leave us so soon.  I'm going to miss her.  Because of Liz, I lived a better and more interesting life.  She was the glue that held us together.

What a privilege to have been friends with this amazing lady for over 30 years!  From the moment we came to St. Paul's, she treated my family as her family-trading jokes, jibes, and just having fun.  Her love of graphology impacted my life, and she told my future husband that he would have to remind me that he loves me every day.  He kept his promise.  Liz was an honored guest at our wedding and now feasts at the Heavenly Banquet.  Well done, faithful sister!  Save a seat for me.  We love you and will see you again soon!

So sorry to learn of Sis' passing....such a shock! Aunt Maxine gave me the call. We have plans for 4:45 to see Polar Express at Henry Ford Museum  on Sat. , but will do all we can to attend the funeral. Let us know if you need anything. Love you, Max and Pam.

Liz was adored by her handwriting students and colleagues.  She will be missed so much.  At an early
age she taught us that "if you are going to write the story of your life, do not let anyone else hold your pen.
    Love to all her family, 

Great Lakes Association of Handwriting Examiners

With Deepest Sympathy to all your family.  Liz's 'wit' will be missed indeed. Our thoughts are with your families at this time of sorrow.

Hans and Diane, so sorry for your loss.  You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I only had the opportunity to meet her a few times when she visited California. I'll always remember her quick wit, great sense of humor, and the love and happiness she showed to others.  Always greeting you with a warm smile.

I will miss Sisand her visits to the UP. My prayers to the family.

We will all miss Liz, she was a wonderful lady and great handwriting analyst. Liz contributed so much to the handwriting community. Liz and the family are in our prayers.
Dave Grayson AAHA and IGAS

We - like others - were shocked to hear of your Mom's death.  And yet, it is God's grace to be taken suddenly with no long periods of suffering.  But it is hard on all of you.  May our prayers give you comfort and support as you go through this difficult time.
                         Tom and Carol Brichford

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Elizabeth J. Mills

February 7, 1936 – December 11, 2016

Harry J Will Funeral Homes

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