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Ms. Elizabeth Zow
The Life of Elizabeth
Elizabeth Zow, born April 27, 1939 in Deland, Florida, to the late Sam and Vastoria Zow. She was saved under the
pastorialship of Elder Lewis Hart. Elizabeth, fondly known as “Liz”,lived an extraordinary life of dedicated service to the
body of Christ. Moreover, she accumulated a multitude of friendships and acquaintances which spanned the United
States and abroad. Anyone who met Liz quickly was engulfed by her kindness, thoughtfulness and love. Liz gave so much
love and made so many sacrifices for so many. She was indeed a woman of excellence---so sweet, so dear and so
unselfish. Before the internet, social media or mobile phones were ever conceived, Liz had created a network of friends
far and wide who were interconnected by daily affectionate words of “I love you”.
Liz enjoyed a wonderful life as a daughter, mother and grandmother. As a daughter, she was a faithful dedicated
caretaker for over 50 years for her father and mother until their homegoings. The bond between Liz and her beloved
mother, Vastoria became an admired model and example within the Deland community of how to obey Ephesians 6:2
“honor thy father and mother which is the first commandment with promise”.
As a mother, she deeply loved, trained and encouraged her son and daughter in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
She remained a steadfast, supportive and phenomenal mother worthy of every high honor and praise. As a grandmother,
she adored her grandchildren and showered them with her gentle kindness and unconditional love.
Liz’s illustrious career included banking, higher education and government. During her retirement, she was a faithful
member of Temple of God church. Liz was also a dedicated member and officer of Euclid High School Class of 1957.
Throughout her life Liz was often admired and complimented for her flawless and regal beauty. Even at 80 years old, she
defied traditional aging and displayed her personal high standard of class, elegance and integrity. However, her outward
beauty was unmatched by her inner beauty which began when Sam and Vastoria Zow instilled the love of Christ in her as
a child.
On the morning of May 6, 2019, totally unexpected by her family and friends, God quietly transitioned Liz into eternity as
she peacefully slept in her bed at home. Those left to cherish her memory are her two loving and devoted children, Al and
(Veronica) Zow, Cary, N.C., Sandra and (Ray) Zow-Johnson, Deltona, FL; Grandchildren: Allen Zow, Jr., Alanna Zow and
Megan Elizabeth Johnson. Siblings: Sam and (Katherine) Zow, New Smyrna Beach, FL,
Annie Dawson, Debary, FL. A wonderful host of nieces and nephews, cousins, close family, saints and friends.
The Home Going Celebration: 11am Saturday, May 11, 2019 , at The Sanctuary, 401 E. Taylor Road, DeLand, FL.
32724.
Interment: Union Cemetery, W. Euclid Ave. DeLand, Florida. Immediately following Home Going Celebration.
Visitation Hours: 4-7pm Friday, May 10, 2019 in the Main Chapel at ADJ Unity Funeral Home.
The Life of Elizabeth
Elizabeth Zow, born April 27, 1939 in Deland, Florida, to the late Sam and Vastoria Zow. She was saved under the
pastorialship of Elder Lewis Hart. Elizabeth, fondly known as “Liz”,lived an extraordinary life of dedicated service to the
body of Christ. Moreover, she accumulated a multitude of friendships and acquaintances which spanned the United
States and abroad. Anyone who met Liz quickly was engulfed by her kindness, thoughtfulness and love. Liz gave so much
love and made so many sacrifices for so many. She was indeed a woman of excellence---so sweet, so dear and so
unselfish. Before the internet, social media or mobile phones were ever conceived, Liz had created a network of friends
far and wide who were interconnected by daily affectionate words of “I love you”.
Liz enjoyed a wonderful life as a daughter, mother and grandmother. As a daughter, she was a faithful dedicated
caretaker for over 50 years for her father and mother until their homegoings. The bond between Liz and her beloved
mother, Vastoria became an admired model and example within the Deland community of how to obey Ephesians 6:2
“honor thy father and mother which is the first commandment with promise”.
As a mother, she deeply loved, trained and encouraged her son and daughter in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
She remained a steadfast, supportive and phenomenal mother worthy of every high honor and praise. As a grandmother,
she adored her grandchildren and showered them with her gentle kindness and unconditional love.
Liz’s illustrious career included banking, higher education and government. During her retirement, she was a faithful
member of Temple of God church. Liz was also a dedicated member and officer of Euclid High School Class of 1957.
Throughout her life Liz was often admired and complimented for her flawless and regal beauty. Even at 80 years old, she
defied traditional aging and displayed her personal high standard of class, elegance and integrity. However, her outward
beauty was unmatched by her inner beauty which began when Sam and Vastoria Zow instilled the love of Christ in her as
a child.
On the morning of May 6, 2019, totally unexpected by her family and friends, God quietly transitioned Liz into eternity as
she peacefully slept in her bed at home. Those left to cherish her memory are her two loving and devoted children, Al and
(Veronica) Zow, Cary, N.C., Sandra and (Ray) Zow-Johnson, Deltona, FL; Grandchildren: Allen Zow, Jr., Alanna Zow and
Megan Elizabeth Johnson. Siblings: Sam and (Katherine) Zow, New Smyrna Beach, FL,
Annie Dawson, Debary, FL. A wonderful host of nieces and nephews, cousins, close family, saints and friends.
The Home Going Celebration: 11am Saturday, May 11, 2019 , at The Sanctuary, 401 E. Taylor Road, DeLand, FL.
32724.
Interment: Union Cemetery, W. Euclid Ave. DeLand, Florida. Immediately following Home Going Celebration.
Visitation Hours: 4-7pm Friday, May 10, 2019 in the Main Chapel at ADJ Unity Funeral Home.
Mrs. Carmen Loperenna Quinones, 72, of Deltona, Florida, transitioned into eternity on Sunday,
May 19, 2019 at her residence.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE INCOMPLETE AT THIS TIME
May 19, 2019 at her residence.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE INCOMPLETE AT THIS TIME
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