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Elizabeth "Liz" Gertrude Agren

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   Elizabeth Gertrude Agren (Davis),

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75, of West Deptford, NJ,  passed on February 8, 2022. Liz was born to Maurice B. Davis and Keulia (Dinn) in Camden NJ. After graduating from Clearview Regional in 1965,  went on to work for Pathmark in Woodbury Heights NJ.  She married her high school sweetheart Paul Agren going on to have her only child Sandra Lee.  

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If you met Liz, she never forgot you.  If you spoke to Liz, she listened and never forgot.  She knew your stories, your children, and the positive stories you shared.  After a major car accident over 40 years ago, Liz's ability to do some of the things she loved was restricted, but that never stopped her. Liz had a passion for traveling, shopping, taking cruises, gardening and going concerts, especially Barry Manilow.  She was also a member of the Coast Guard Aux. Flotilla 32 were she was a teacher and vessel examiner. 

 

If you knew Liz at any stage of her life,  she not only liked to have fun, but she wanted to be sure you were enjoying your time too.  Her house in Mantua was always decorated for every holiday and season.  She lived on Broadway in Pitman for over 15 years and her second story balcony overlooking the street was fully decorated. Liz moved to the Shephard Farm community in West Deptford 3 years ago, where she loved living, and actively being involved with her friends.

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Liz didn't talk about her death, her illnesses, or her physical restrictions. She wanted to know about you.  Liz spoke of the things she wanted to do and the places she wanted to see, her daughter, her grandchildren, and her grand puppy Molly.

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We will miss her greatly.  Liz is survived by Sandy and her husband Daniel Weaver, and grand children Savannah E. and Noah S. Weaver, and many treasured friends.  In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Colleen Sorbello Breast Cancer Foundation DBA Pink Clover, a charity near and dear to Liz and her family.  

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A life that touches others goes on forever.

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