Do a Liz Thing with Suzanne Miller
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After suffering the tragic loss of their daughter Liz to a long battle with epilepsy, Suzanne and her family endeavored to start a movement, “Do a Liz Thing,” with the aim to spread light and kindness just like Liz did throughout her life. Liz Miller was passionate about the service of others, working in youth ministry and in her community, showing just how powerful simple acts of kindness can be.
This week, Dawn and Suzanne talk about the heart behind the “Do a Liz Thing” movement and the incredible woman who inspired it all.
Connect with Suzanne: smiller@fcchamber.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doalizthing
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doalizthing/
Website: http://www.doalizthing.com/
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