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In 1995, Elizabeth was called to come to New York City to see what, who and why a ghost was showing up in the 42nd St. Theatre.  Other mediums in NYC had been asked to come to the theatre but were too frightened when they saw that it really was a ghost.  They were unable to identify the ghost.  On the telephone, before going to NYC, Elizabeth told her daughter that the ghost was closely connected to the American Flag and to the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt.  When she got there, she was able to identify George M. Cohan, who had received a commendation from the late President for his loyalty to America and for waving the "Grand Ole Flag."  She was able to give a detailed message as to why he was there.  He was there to warn America that there must be more loyalty to America and that our country was in harm's way.  It was no coincidence that there is only one statue in Times Square - that beautiful George M. Cohan stands proud there even as we speak.
 

This story of Elizabeth's communication with the ghost of George M. Cohan was aired on the CBS news hourly all day the day she came to town.  She was so proud to be the messenger.