Elizabeth Layton Loderup

Birth date: Apr 13, 1971 Death date: Feb 18, 2026

Elizabeth Layton Loderup, 55, passed away peacefully on February 18, 2026 surrounded by her family, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. She lived a life defined by resilience, service, love, and devotion to Jesus Chris Read Obituary

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Jena Hunter

5d ago

in honor of Elizabeth.

She was a beloved music teacher of mind and my favorite school nurse throughout various seasons of my life. She also raised some of the kindest, sweetest children I have ever had the privilege of spending my childhood and young adult years with. May God speak peace to your souls and may the truths of the gospel provide you great hope for a beautiful future when all will be made right and whole again, where families live together forever. We love Sister Loderup and we love y'all too, you're in our prayers.-Jena (Wright) Hunter

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Courtney Cannon

6d ago

Elizabeth and Morten are some of our oldest and dearest friends. Morten was our home teacher when we started our married life and they were there for us in every high and every low. Their love was so important to us over all these years. Elizabeth had a gift for making everyone in her orbit feel like they were her favorite. She will always be remembered for her infectious laugh, her Christ like service and example, and her devotion to her husband, her children, and her God. Oh how grateful we are to have had a place in her orbit. She was and is a gift to all who knew her. Our hearts are broken but our faith is sure. We know she belongs to the eternities now, wrapped in the arms of the Father and Son who knew her best. Rest in peace, Elizabeth. We know you are busy about your Father’s business. We look forward to a joyful reunion in the hereafter beloved friend.

Daynia Lewis

1w ago

When we moved to Austin in 1999, we met the Loderups, and they were immediately so friendly and warm. During Covid, Elizabeth became my ministering sister, and her bright, cheerful calls were such a comfort during that isolating time. She came to know my family by name—even though she had never met them!

One day at lunch we discovered we are third cousins, which made us laugh and wonder if that was why our friendship felt so easy. But truly, it was easy because Elizabeth was a light to everyone she met.

I am grateful that I later had the opportunity to return the favor and serve her in the years that followed. How thankful I am for the gift of knowing Elizabeth and Morton.

- Daynia Lewis

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