Marilyn Libby Urie

Ms. Libby was my grandma's neighbor for as long as I've been alive. I remember when "Father" was alive as well. When I would come to visit my nan when I was young, Ms. Libby used to take me with her to Green Hills Swim Club. I enjoyed my time there with her. As I grew older, I would see Ms. Libby walking around the neighborhood, and down at the Lake from time-to-time. I would see her when going to school in the morning, waiting for the bus to go downtown to work. I have fond memories of...

Dear Daniel, I am sorry to hear of your sweet Aunt Libby´s passing. She worked with my sister years ago, and became a friend of our family. We lost contact for years until a couple years ago she called me and we reconnected. Mary Ann (Hogan)Burkholder

At age 5, Libby asked me what I wanted for Christmas (me being Christian). I told he a "princess " watch. She asked me if I could tell time. I fibbed and said "yes." My mom was upset with me, but Libby - gifting me a pink-banded Cinderella watch - took it in stride. But I did learn, pretty quickly, how to tell time. Boy, did I love that first watch.

I wanted to say it was a great experience to work with you and I will miss the trips to get Ice Cream from 3B´s with you

Ms. Libby was very nice person even though I only new her for a short time. She was good woman and she will be missed.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Sending deepest sympathy to Daniel and other relatives.

Sending my Deepest Sympathy to Daniel and Libby's Family. I feel so honored and blessed to have spent special times with Libby