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Aurelia Libbey

Anchorage, Alaska

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Anchorage resident Aurelia (Betty) Libbey, 83, died peacefully September 13, 2011 at Alaska Regional Hospital surrounded by her loving family. A visitation will be held from 1:30-2:30 p.m., followed by a rosary and then a funeral Mass at 3:00 p.m. on Monday, September 19, 2011 at the Holy Family...

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She was always Grandma's friend Mrs Libbey to me as a kid. She always had a smile for me when I was growing up and always had a way of making you feel welcome. She will be missed.

I have so many wonderful "Betty Libby Stories" of Holy Family Cathedal running through my mind, but the one I remember most is the miracle of loaves and fishes. She and her friend were working out of the house next to Holy Family Cathedral office handing out food to those in need (the beginnings of St. Francis House). When at the end of the day - the "cupboard was bare". She said to her friend, you go home and pray to St. Francis and I'll pray to St. Dominic and they did. Betty after...

Dear Carl and Family,
Our deepest condolences for your loss. She will always be Mrs. Libbey to me, the nice neighbor lady whose heart was so big and who always was available to help our family. I am so glad I had the chance to have Mrs. Libbey as a neighbor and thank you for being a long and dear freind to my parents. Her helping hand to Liz and I after we started our own family is much appreciated. I hope you can take comfort in the knowledge that a special place in Heaven is reserved...

Carl and Family, our love goes out to each of you.

Love,
Stephanie(Jenny Bell's daughter!) Jim(my husband) Miles and Rebecca( our children) We send warm hugs and loving thoughts to all of you.

Betty was a great joy and a wonderful loving presence for me while I was at the cathedral. She was truly a saint in my life and I will hold her in my prayers. I pray for the comfort of her family and celebrate what she brought to my life. Thank you Betty!

When I think of my time at Holy Family Cathedral, some of my fondest memories are of Betty Libbey. She was a dear woman that you could always count on. She never said no, but would only and always pitch in and help. I recall one time asking her to put together a reception after Mass and she agreed, even when I insisted that Costco Carrot Cake not be served. Another time she gave me a t-shirt that read, "If you don't smoke, I won't fart!" When I said, "Betty!" she just smiled and said,...

Dear Carla and family,
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Your friend Kathy Artuso

Joanie, Laurie and Carla...my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Carl,

Our sincere condolences to you and your family.