Elizabeth (Liz) Rose Moser, 23, continued her journey from this life to the next on December 19, 2011 in Gunnison, Co. She was born on December 10, 1988 to parents, Rudy J. Moser, III and Linda (Moser) Carpenter in Fort Collins, CO.
She graduated from Rocky Mountain High School class of 2007 and attended Colorado State University and Front Range Community College. She studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain the summer before her senior year in high school.
Her father, Rudy Moser, and her uncle, Richard Stern, preceded her in death. She leaves behind her parents, Linda and Ed Carpenter; her brother, R.J. Moser, her grandparents Bud and Betty Stern of Austin, Texas and Ed and Hettie Carpenter of Loveland, CO; her great-grandparent, Blanche Krizak; her Aunt Gail Bowman of Austin, Texas; her Uncle John and Aunt Linda of Fayetteville, Georgia' her Aunt Janette of Pueblo, CO; her Aunt Kathy of Loveland, CO; her Uncle Albert of Loveland, CO; her cousins, David Bowman, Jennifer Stern, Mark Stern, Brent and Catie Stern, Chris Stern, and Michelle Fowler.
Liz was part of several communities who will dearly miss her. She grew up as part of the Mountain Range Church and Timberline Church family. She participated in the A.A. community especially her RUS home group of Loveland, CO. She was at home with several sweat lodge communities including Fort Collins, CO, Westminister, CO., and Gunnison, CO. She was an artist at heart and was very talented in the area of watercolors. She loved all kinds of music and can now dance again. She will be missed because of her fighting spirit, sense of humor, intelligence, and stubbornness. She leaves behind many friends that she loved and who were touched by her short life.
She graduated from Rocky Mountain High School class of 2007 and attended Colorado State University and Front Range Community College. She studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain the summer before her senior year in high school.
Her father, Rudy Moser, and her uncle, Richard Stern, preceded her in death. She leaves behind her parents, Linda and Ed Carpenter; her brother, R.J. Moser, her grandparents Bud and Betty Stern of Austin, Texas and Ed and Hettie Carpenter of Loveland, CO; her great-grandparent, Blanche Krizak; her Aunt Gail Bowman of Austin, Texas; her Uncle John and Aunt Linda of Fayetteville, Georgia' her Aunt Janette of Pueblo, CO; her Aunt Kathy of Loveland, CO; her Uncle Albert of Loveland, CO; her cousins, David Bowman, Jennifer Stern, Mark Stern, Brent and Catie Stern, Chris Stern, and Michelle Fowler.
Liz was part of several communities who will dearly miss her. She grew up as part of the Mountain Range Church and Timberline Church family. She participated in the A.A. community especially her RUS home group of Loveland, CO. She was at home with several sweat lodge communities including Fort Collins, CO, Westminister, CO., and Gunnison, CO. She was an artist at heart and was very talented in the area of watercolors. She loved all kinds of music and can now dance again. She will be missed because of her fighting spirit, sense of humor, intelligence, and stubbornness. She leaves behind many friends that she loved and who were touched by her short life.
Elizabeth (Liz) Rose Moser, 23, continued her journey from this life to the next on December 19, 2011 in Gunnison, Co. She was born on December 10, 1988 to parents, Rudy J. Moser, III and Linda (Moser) Carpenter in Fort Collins, CO.
She graduated from Rocky Mountain High School class of 2007 and attended Colorado State University and Front Range Community College. She studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain the summer before her senior year in high school.
Her father, Rudy Moser, and her uncle, Richard Stern, preceded her in death. She leaves behind her parents, Linda and Ed Carpenter; her brother, R.J. Moser, her grandparents Bud and Betty Stern of Austin, Texas and Ed and Hettie Carpenter of Loveland, CO; her great-grandparent, Blanche Krizak; her Aunt Gail Bowman of Austin, Texas; her Uncle John and Aunt Linda of Fayetteville, Georgia' her Aunt Janette of Pueblo, CO; her Aunt Kathy of Loveland, CO; her Uncle Albert of Loveland, CO; her cousins, David Bowman, Jennifer Stern, Mark Stern, Brent and Catie Stern, Chris Stern, and Michelle Fowler.
Liz was part of several communities who will dearly miss her. She grew up as part of the Mountain Range Church and Timberline Church family. She participated in the A.A. community especially her RUS home group of Loveland, CO. She was at home with several sweat lodge communities including Fort Collins, CO, Westminister, CO., and Gunnison, CO. She was an artist at heart and was very talented in the area of watercolors. She loved all kinds of music and can now dance again. She will be missed because of her fighting spirit, sense of humor, intelligence, and stubbornness. She leaves behind many friends that she loved and who were touched by her short life.
She graduated from Rocky Mountain High School class of 2007 and attended Colorado State University and Front Range Community College. She studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain the summer before her senior year in high school.
Her father, Rudy Moser, and her uncle, Richard Stern, preceded her in death. She leaves behind her parents, Linda and Ed Carpenter; her brother, R.J. Moser, her grandparents Bud and Betty Stern of Austin, Texas and Ed and Hettie Carpenter of Loveland, CO; her great-grandparent, Blanche Krizak; her Aunt Gail Bowman of Austin, Texas; her Uncle John and Aunt Linda of Fayetteville, Georgia' her Aunt Janette of Pueblo, CO; her Aunt Kathy of Loveland, CO; her Uncle Albert of Loveland, CO; her cousins, David Bowman, Jennifer Stern, Mark Stern, Brent and Catie Stern, Chris Stern, and Michelle Fowler.
Liz was part of several communities who will dearly miss her. She grew up as part of the Mountain Range Church and Timberline Church family. She participated in the A.A. community especially her RUS home group of Loveland, CO. She was at home with several sweat lodge communities including Fort Collins, CO, Westminister, CO., and Gunnison, CO. She was an artist at heart and was very talented in the area of watercolors. She loved all kinds of music and can now dance again. She will be missed because of her fighting spirit, sense of humor, intelligence, and stubbornness. She leaves behind many friends that she loved and who were touched by her short life.
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