Death date: Feb 22, 2026
Beth Ann Elliott (Zolty), 68, of Enfield, CT passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2026 in Vermont. Beth was an avid skier who loved day trips to Mount Snow and Okemo with her daughter Ashley, Grandson Jayden, and spent most Sundays Read Obituary
Dear Amanda and Ashley
My deepest condolences to you and your families. Your Mom and I had many great laughs through our work connection. She was a very special friend. The ski slope was certainly her happy place.
I remember this day like it was yesterday, it was one of the greatest memories with my grandma. I could go on and on about my grandma and how she was the greatest but will never have enough words to explain how much i love her. She was one of the best things to ever happen to me, she was always real with me when no one was, and she always told me the truth. It hurts knowing i will never be able to go skiing up n down that damn mountain again with her and listen to hear scream from all the at the bottom to come down the mountain really fast. I remember the first time we went skiing, i was scared out my mind and all she kept telling me pizza, and i was like “grandma why you want pizza so bad” and she laughed and said if you place your skis in a shape like a pizza you can slow down faster.I loved skiing with her even when she would force me to go, but in all seriousness i wish i could go to the top of that mountain one more time with her. Seeing her laugh n smile every time we went was one of the greatest things i could witness my grandma do, she truly was one of the best people in my life. She one was my best friends for life and I remember all the times i used to stay at her house when i was younger and be able to play with her cats and watch tv with her, especially the hot summer days at the beach eating tuna sandwiches, or even all the times we would go to mcdonald's after the beach and i would drink strawberry milkshakes with her. I remember the day sebastian was born, i was with my grandma and we watched back to the future like 500 times, and i remember telling my grandma how excited i was to be a big brother. She truly was the greatest person you could ever meet, and i wish i go to say goodbye to this angel. I just want you to know i love you grandma forever and ever, and i promise we will go skiing again one day…. Fly highGrandma, Fly high❤️🎿
Fond memories with mom at our wedding g and skiing over the years 💕💕💕
