The wrestling world has been mourning the passing, including Elizabeths former husband, Randy Savage. When asked of Savages feelings, the Macho Man press core released the following: "I am deeply saddened by this news and our thoughts and prayers are with Elizabeths family." ~ Randy Savage."
Growing up as a small girl, I can remember looking up to the television and seeing a lovely woman walking out The Macho Man. Elizabeth was the woman that I looked up to, my hero. Her character reminded me so much of my aunt that I connected to her character. Every time that I watched wrestling, when she walked into the frame I would smile.
As I continued to grow up and she faded from the spotlight, Elizabeth always stuck in the back of my mind. Through all the storylines of wrestling she did not break down to some of the angles that are presented now. A constant lady would be in focus of her character.
When I started managing and writing I wanted to keep the same type of character, the kind woman that everyone looks up to. I will say that when I heard of her passing, it took me by total shock and surprise. At the age of 42, she still shown a grace and beauty that little possesses. But a tragic accident would take her from this world. Details are still unknown of how she passed away, but more details will be released when known.
Not only will her memory live on as she was the first real lady of the WWF she would hold the hearts and minds of her fans, her friends and her colleagues.
Elizabeth you will be remembered and remembered well. If only through the character that has been fashioned after you, but the memories and smiles that you have given every person that knew you.
God Bless You, Miss Elizabeth Ann Hulette.
