In Celebration of

Elizabeth Katz

KATZ, Elizabeth

1948-2018

Elizabeth was born in Montréal, daughter of the late Rose Rozovsky Katz and the late Jack Katz. She is survived by her dear sister, Edith Katz of Montréal. She is also survived by cousins and friends, who were her greatest joy. She will be profoundly missed. Elizabeth died on October 1, 2018, peacefully at home of pancreatic cancer, after an interesting and eventful life in Canada and England. A Memorial Remembrance will take place at Beechwood, Funeral, Cemetery and Cremation Services (280 Beechwood Avenue, Ottawa), on Friday, October 12, 2018 at 12:30 p.m., followed by a reception. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Messages of Condolence may be left at www.beechwoodottawa.ca

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Judy Parisien (Coworker)

Entered October 7, 2018 from Vancouver, BC

I worked at CISTI-NRC with Elizabeth. She was always kind to me. My condolences to her friends and family.

Caroline Lamothe (friend from NRC-CNRC - CISTI-ICIST)

Entered October 7, 2018 from GATINEAU

I remember Elizabeth well as we worked together at CISTI for many years. Always like her - we have lost a good one!! RIP

Kathy Wallace (CISTI colleague)

Entered October 11, 2018 from Ottawa

I have fond memories of work with Elizabeth years ago. I am so sorry that she is gone so soon. Deepest condolences to Edith and others close to her,

Gavin Thulien (Uke Box)

Entered October 11, 2018 from OTTAWA

always with a smile and enjoyed being with her uke playing friends will be missed.

Susan Chernin and John Gross (Friends)

Entered October 11, 2018 from Toronto

We were saddened and sorry to hear of Elizabeth’s death. So many fond memories of times spent in Ottawa and Niagra on the Lake. She was a thoughtful and generous friend with a keen intelligence and lovely sense of humour. Although years have passed since we last saw Elizabeth, the world suddenly felt that much smaller when we heard of her passing. Condolences to Edith, family and friends.

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