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Alan Castaneda
March 24, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter was one the great teachers in the lives of many of us. She fostered a love of politics and civics in a lot of her students. Her work with Model Legislature was a call above and beyond her already great work as a teacher. I offer my sympathies to her family. She touched many lives and probably never knew what an inspiration she was to all of us.
Shelly (Nelssen) Holeman
March 20, 2011
I am so sorry to hear of Mrs. Ledbetter's passing. She was such a wonderful teacher and an inspiraton to us all. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. May she rest in peace.
Viki Welcxh Dillahunty
March 18, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter was a major part of my early adolescence (4th-8th grade) and my early adulthood (9th-12 grade). I will always remember her laugh, her stern lectures that I could do better, her scented tissues on her desk, her driving us to Phoenix to see new movies and her love of theater. You were my mentor and you pushed me to get the education I needed. You will always remain in my heart.
Selma Williams
March 18, 2011
I will miss the talks we used to have. Rest easy "pretty lady" we will miss you.
Tina Valenzuela
March 18, 2011
You will be greatly missed by the people's lives you touched. Rest In Peace
Kelle Cormack-Dubea
March 18, 2011
May her spirit ride in the wind and be at peace.
Robert Castaneda
March 18, 2011
While I never was in one of Mrs. Ledbetter's classes at MHS, I had the opportunity to work with her in my professional capacity and always found her to be dependable, thoughtful and in tune with her students. She also was a good personal friend through my adult life. My deepest sympathies to the entire family.
Corbin Wadlow
March 17, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter was a crackup, but wouldn't take no crap either. I know because she made me tow the line in class. I thought I was going to die of boredom in her class, but it was anything but boring. I always enjoyed her positive attitude & sense of humor. Best wishes on the other side.
Elizabeth Angel
March 17, 2011
How do you describe a woman who impacted so many with her grace and kindness and inspiration as a teacher there was no one like Mrs. Ledbetter, in my 30's I reach out to her once again and she inspired me to continue with my degree and to pursue my writing, she was the greatest teacher, and taught me that even if we are a little late it is never too late to live your dreams. Blessed Be and Peace give you wings Mrs. Ledbetter, You are a treasure that we shall all miss deeply
Dorinda Morrison-Garrard
March 17, 2011
I am sincerely sorry to read about Mrs. Ledbetter's death. She made being a part of the first 8th grade class at Miami High not quite so scary. The last time I saw her was at my 30 year reunion, she came in to talk to us for a few minutes. Joking and laughing along with us. You will be missed.
Dorinda Morrison-Garrard
Marcy Pina Hernandez
March 16, 2011
What is this town going to be like without Ms. Ledbetter walking around. You always made my days when I would run into you downtown with your kind words.
What a great lady and teacher we have lost.
God Bless the Ledbetter family and may you find comfort knowing all the lives she has touched.
Prayers are with you.
Laurel Mousseau
March 16, 2011
The world has lost a great teacher. May her inspiration and love of life and learning continue to ripple out into the world. Thank you Mrs. Ledbetter for the warm embrace of your classroom!
Fawn Lisk - Irwin
March 16, 2011
You were a very beautiful lady never a hair out of place always looked great ! Made my Sr year very memorable. Miami High will never be the same !
Shirley & Carl Besner
March 16, 2011
I worked with Elaine in the early 1970's at Miami High School and we would visit with her at the Miami reunions. She was such a dear person. We are blessed to have known her. Our deepest sympathy to the family.
Grace Lazarin
March 16, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter,
You made being a high school student an adventure, not a chore! I can only hope to be the kind of teacher to my students that you were to all of us. You will be missed by all.
Carol Ann (grier) Moss
March 16, 2011
Your many years of service to the students are greatly appreciated and you will be sorely missed.
Teri (Antkowiak) Grier
March 16, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter, you are one of those teachers that touched so many of us in a huge way. Your classes were a huge part of why I became a public servant. Thank you for opening a door to an exciting career.
Val Makarsky
March 16, 2011
Mrs. Ledbetter, you changed many a students' life. Rest in peace, you did a great job.
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