Elizabeth Obad:
CLASS OF 1967
Frontier High SchoolClass of 1967
Hamburg, NY
Elizabeth's Story
Elizabeth is from Hamburg (town), New York. She is single. Her schools include Frontier High School. She later attended Erie Community College South (AEMT-4 (Paramedic)). She works(ed) at Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).
Elizabeth's interests include Traveling, I like to be outdoors in the fall when it is cool!, Kevin Costner, Buffalo Bills, Daniel jaskula. Music she likes includes Lynard Skynard, Queen, Jazz. Books she likes include Autobiography. Movies she likes include Message in a Bottle, Top Gun, The Notebook. TV shows she likes include Necessary Roughness, WGRZ 2Sides, Deadliest Catch.
One of Elizabeth's favorite quotes is:"Everything precious in life can be taken away from us in an instant, including our dignity...but the one thing that can't be taken away from us is what we choose to do with what has happened to us. This is my motto always!
Also, Isaiah 40:31 We shall soar on wings as eagles...
Each day is a gift from God, that's why it is called the present!".
More about Elizabeth:"Most of life's special gifts are free...My life has been especially blessed!
Being the Mother of Jeff and the late George Obad is my greatest joy......Having a beautiful grandson, J.J. is the biggest gift in my...Expand for more
life!
President of MADD Erie County Chapter
I hold advanced certification as a Victim Advocate, and am trained in the response to a mass casualty incident, critical incident stress debriefing, advanced grief and trauma, MADD Leadership training,death notification, grief and cultural differences along with many other trainings applicable to victim services and traffic safety.
Recipient of the MADD National President's highest honor given to a MADD Volunteer Sept. 25, 2010 in Washington, D.C. The Golden Achievement Award at the 30th Anniversary of MADD.
Recipient of The Heart of MADD National President's Award in 2005 at the 25th Anniversary of MADD in Washington, D.C. for outstanding victim services.
Participated in the film documentary Marine Down- The Second Front, a film about the life and death of my Son, Sgt. George Obad USMC at the age of 26. The film takes a look at the issues many soldiers are facing after deployments, drunk driving crashes, PTSD, stress, motorcycle crashes and impaired driving. My hope is to eliminate drunk driving one day and also save lives of our soldiers on area roadways, thus keeping everyone safer. More soldiers have died on the road than in battle for the past three years.".
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