Elizabeth Grace

Jim & Mary C. send our deepest Sympathies.

Jim, I was saddened to read of LIbba's passing. We shared a passion for making our community a better place. She was a good person, and will be missed. Please accept my condolences for your loss.

I am so saddened to hear of your deep loss of your wife. Losing my husband ten years ago was so hard, and we were married 26 years. May God surround you with care and love in the days ahead! Hugs.

Libba was my Mom´s first cousi. Great Aunt Sarah loved my Mom and most of her cousins tolerated her. Mom was like Ted Baxter, Sr. And never met a stranger and knew quite a few stories. I went to Oakland and volunteered several times after talking to Libba. We only met at funerals in Headland, not in Georgia. I loved Great Aunt Sarah and remember her voice and how she looked. She visited us in Headland. I was a VA Chaplain, and writer. I will visit her grave someday soon.

Jim I wish to express my condolences on the death of Your beloved wife. I hope all your friends from church and business will surround you with love during this time of sadness. You are the best boss I ever had and I wish you well. John Kier.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. So sorry for your family´s loss and our most sincere condolences.

I served with Libba on NPU B and also we played on the same tennis ALTA team. She will be missed and I send my deepest condolences to her family. Cathy Muzzy

Dear Jim, I am so grateful for two times around 2010 that I stayed with Libba and you in your home. While I knew you, the visits gave me a chance to rknow Libba much better as she provided great meals, thoughtful conversation, and tours through the backyard gardens. I am sorry for your earthly loss and to you and all the family, comfort yourself with the beautiful memories. Your friend, Pastor Tom

It was indeed a blessing to have known "Libba."