Elizabeth married Dr. Sloan Giffin Stewart, 20 Jun 1934. They had 5 children.
She graduated from Douglass College - Rutgers, about 1932, earned a Masters in Clinical Psychology in 1954 from Temple University, and was certified as a Psychologist with the New Jersey public school system in 1970.
Her hobbies included basketball, bridge, and walking. She lived in seven different states: Nebraska, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, and Washington D.C.
In her later years she was struck with severe Alzheimer's Disease, which ultimately lead to her death.
She graduated from Douglass College - Rutgers, about 1932, earned a Masters in Clinical Psychology in 1954 from Temple University, and was certified as a Psychologist with the New Jersey public school system in 1970.
Her hobbies included basketball, bridge, and walking. She lived in seven different states: Nebraska, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, and Washington D.C.
In her later years she was struck with severe Alzheimer's Disease, which ultimately lead to her death.
Elizabeth married Dr. Sloan Giffin Stewart, 20 Jun 1934. They had 5 children.
She graduated from Douglass College - Rutgers, about 1932, earned a Masters in Clinical Psychology in 1954 from Temple University, and was certified as a Psychologist with the New Jersey public school system in 1970.
Her hobbies included basketball, bridge, and walking. She lived in seven different states: Nebraska, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, and Washington D.C.
In her later years she was struck with severe Alzheimer's Disease, which ultimately lead to her death.
She graduated from Douglass College - Rutgers, about 1932, earned a Masters in Clinical Psychology in 1954 from Temple University, and was certified as a Psychologist with the New Jersey public school system in 1970.
Her hobbies included basketball, bridge, and walking. She lived in seven different states: Nebraska, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, and Washington D.C.
In her later years she was struck with severe Alzheimer's Disease, which ultimately lead to her death.
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