Jeanette A. Libera

Goodbye, Jeanette. I will miss our amusing visits out by the garden. Phil will miss your cookies. Your Japanese maple is doing so well. I still plan to steal it someday. Now you can rest.

I feel so very lucky to have known Jeanette. She sent me several letters in the last two years that always brought a smile to my face. I met her at Candlelight Quilt Guild and always admired the many projects she brought to Show and Tell. To her family -- I send you strength and prayers. She was a wonderful lady.

So sorry to learn of your loss and I send my heartfelt condolences. I knew Jeanette through our shared world of quilting and so admired her creativity, her spirit and her sense of humor. She was most generous with sharing her quilting skills with others and so many of us quilters share your grief in her passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Dear Gail, Tony and family,
Dom and I were so sorry to hear that your dear mother is no longer with you. The tribute that was written about her was wonderful. From that we learned that she was a very caring, giving and loving person. She is a person that must have been loved and appreciated by not only her family, but her friends as well. I wish I could have had the opportunity to have met her. Please know that you have my most heartfelt sympathy. It is not easy to lose a parent. ...

Jeanette was my first quilt teacher, sitting in her dining room in Fulton over 30 years ago.
Her patience, humor and knowledge helped me to become the quilter I am today.
She loved her children but really, really loved her grandsons. We often compared notes- her grandsons and my daughters.
Jeanette delt with life with grace and wit.
You will be sorely missed. So glad I knew you.

Mrs. Libera was an amazing lady who always made you feel welcomed. I will cherish all the great times and funny memories I experienced during my teen years. She led a truly remarkable life. I feel very lucky to have known her. With deepest sympathy..

Jim Wallace

Jeanette was a golfing buddy with my mom, Winnie Turner for many years. I still have the Christmas ornament that she gave to my wife and myself. I think about her every time we decorate our tree.

Jeanette was like a mother, sister and friend all in one. This great woman will be missed. I will always remember her especially when I am sewing and I hear her asking "did you make any progress?" My condolences to her family. Respectfully, Sally Horton

I am so sorry for your loss.I did not know Mrs. Libera personally, but my dad ,Fred Coant golfed with Frank for years. With deep sympathy,Kathy Coant Jenkins