Joseph Via (Lizzy)

Lizzy was an amazing, compassionate person. She would do anything for anyone if they asked. She bought gifts for people just because she thought they might like it or it pertained to their interests. She worked hard, so hard she would often be asleep on the couch when I got home from work. She was always there for me when I needed her and we were an amazing team. I could write forever about her. I'm going to miss scratching her back to help her sleep. Ironically it helped me sleep, too.

Lizzy was killed at work on November 30th. EMS and the emergency room tried for a combined 40 minutes to bring her back, but it was just too much. I can't fathom what she went through.

If you can give anything, I would deeply appreciate it. Don't feel pressured by the timeline of the service. Anything donated will go towards her funeral arrangements and any debts that need paid. I know it's near the holidays and if you cannot donate I completely understand. Please, please have a good Christmas with your families and give them a strong hug for me.

The service will be at Gladfelter Funeral Home on December 8th. The home will open at 1 pm for anyone would like to speak with the family before the service, which starts at 2 pm. If you would prefer to bring donations there, that is fine also.

Thank you for all of your condolences, prayers, and kind words. Have a safe, Merry Christmas.