Condolence: Please accept our sympathy for your loss. We regret that we were unable to visit with you personally since we were away on a long-planned trip. As you know, Liz was our teaching colleague for many years. When her 4th grade students eventually arrived in our high school classes, they gave her unanimous praise. We know that Liz was proud of her family. She often told us of your accomplishments and was grateful for your help and concern for her. Liz was also our friend. We enjoyed her company and admired her intelligence, her wit, and her determination. We will miss her. Again, our condolences to you. May you find comfort in the good memories.

Condolence: I can't even begin without knowing where to end. I'd greet you with an ornery smile every day that let you know I had something up my sleeve to play battle of the wits!!! Our favorite daily game! I'd do my nightly research on the topic you gave me the night before and the game was on, no holds barred. Just the way I or should I say we liked it. You challenged me and I loved every dirty minute of it! No topic too big or too small and they were so diverse, not your typical classroom boredom but fun and interesting and far out, not the typical Mrs. Wiley everyone else knew. You were so special to me. Beneath that curly little hair and polyester pants was a spunky little lady not everybody else had the pleasure to know. Thank you for making this little fat girl feel special and thank you for being my Unicorn. I love you and you better be ready and you better be paying attention, because when I get up there.... IT'S GAME ON!!!! I love you!

Condolence: You will be missed Mrs. Wiley. I always enjoyed talking to you. You were always one of my favorite teachers. I'm so sorry I wasn't able to make it in person. Good speed and prayers to the rest of the family.

Condolence: What a lady! Her life deserves to be celebrated. She touched so many lives in such a positive manner. She was always so honest, so caring, so ethical, professional, and trustworthy! You wanted to make the "right" choice when you were around her. Her expectations were unwavering. She was definitely a role model for me. I so enjoyed working with her. She will be missed but what a legacy!

Condolence: Mrs. Wiley was one of my favorite teachers. My favorite memory of her is when she would put a Scratch and Sniff sticker on your spelling test if you got an A+. That was huge motivation to a 4th grader at the time. She was a very special lady.

Condolence: Liz was my mentor as a new young teacher at Basehor in 1979. She taught me not only how to teach....but taught me something even more important as a teacher. Compassion and understanding to all students. What a true saint she was. She will be missed

Condolence: I'm really sorry to hear about the loss of your mom. She was always so good to me back in the day! Just know that she is in a better place now and that she is at peace.

Condolence: Liz was an amazing teacher and a beautiful, inspiring person. I was honored to know and work with her.

Condolence: Mrs. Wiley was my 4th grade teacher, and she was a wonderful person. She will be misssed, and my thoughts and prayers will be with her family.

Condolence: Dear Allison and family, Don and I are sorry to hear about your mom. She was a great lady, I pray God's peace will surround you all in this time of loss.Rest In Peace Mrs.Wiley

Condolence: Barry & Annette, I am sorry to hear this. Keeping your family in my prayers.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Mrs. Wiley's passing. She was a great teacher. She is one of the few of my elementary schoolteachers I remember. Left a positive impression on me since the 4th grade.

Condolence: Allison, I am so sorry for yourloss. Your family is my thoughts and prayers. I met your mom a couple of times while we were in high school, she was very nice and welcoming while I was there. God bless! Diana

Condolence: Annette, I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother was a wonderful woman.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. She was my 4th grade teacher. She was a wonderful lady.