Elizabeth "Liz" Lukasik

Elizabeth Lukasik ObituaryVisit the Families First Funeral Care & Cremation Center website to view the full obituary.Elizabeth "Liz" Lukasik, 34, of Rincon, Georgia, passed away on March 9, 2026.Born in Providence, Rhode Island, Liz lived her life with a heart that was both fierce and open. She was courageous, radiant, and determined, qualities that carried her through every chapter of her life.Above everything else, Liz wanted to be known as a mother. It was the role she cherished most and the one she carried with the greatest pride. Her children, Alyssa and Ben, were the center of her world. Every decision, every dream, and every ounce of love she had seemed to circle back to them. Being their mother was not just part of her life, it was who she was.Liz loved deeply and lived fully. She loved going to concerts, where the music and energy of the crowd made her feel alive. She loved football and was a loyal Miami Dolphins fan who never stopped believing the next season would be their year. She loved her dogs, her family, and the simple moments that brought everyone together.People will remember Liz for many things, but especially for her smile. The kind that could brighten a room and make people feel instantly welcome. It reflected the warmth she carried and the love she gave so freely.She leaves behind her husband, Luke, and her beloved children, Alyssa and Ben, along with her parents, Patricia and Russell Feely, and the many family members and friends whose lives she touched.She is preceded in death by her step father Thomas Glennon. Their bond remained a permanent place in her heart.Liz did not want a traditional service. Instead, she hoped people would take time in their own way to remember her. Whether that's listening to a favorite song at a concert, cheering during a football game, spending time with family, or simply sharing a story and a smile in her memory.Her love, especially the love she poured into being a mother, will continue to live on in the lives she shaped and the hearts she changed forever.Read The Full ObituaryTo plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.