July 12, 1935 — May 26, 2026
Port Royal
Born and raised in Portland, Ore., until married life took her to the west coast of California and to the desert of Corrales, N.M., where she lived, raised her children, and retired.
In 2006 she made the move to Port Royal, where she fell in love with saltwater life once again but this time on the East Coast.
Liz Entwistle passed away peacefully in her sleep in the early morning hours, after an enjoyable day of reminiscing about old times with her three boys and their families. She was a strong woman and lived vivaciously. She loved music, loved the Beaufort International Film Festival, and loved to dance, even in her 90s. Most will remember her dancing in her “ZOOMER” chair to almost every music performance or festival Beaufort or Port Royal had to offer.
Liz was widely loved, and she widely loved. Her three sons meant the world to her, and every time any of us would visit, she would introduce us to all, every time. She was a proud momma and even prouder wife.
Liz was preceded in death by her love and light, William (Bill) Entwistle; her mother, Ruby Engle; her mother-in-law, Margret Entwistle; sister Sondra; and her newly found father, Halton Aaron Stephens. She leaves behind her three sons, Bill Entwistle (Partner Luis), Mike Entwistle (wife Rebecca) and John Entwistle (wife Paula); Five grandchildren Celio, (wife Nikki), Michael, Brittney, Ashton (wife Savannah) and Aaron; Three great-grandchildren Elenore Rae, Haven Emilia and Hunter; newly found and already treasured brother Dennis; Sisters Penny (daughter Shannon) and Junia (daughter Serena and great niece Selma). The family asks in Lieu of flowers to please consider donating to The Beaufort International Film Festival in her honor at https://bit.ly/4viyY9d.