Sybil M. Hornsby

Bonnie, I can't begin to tell you how I am feeling right now. I have had Sybil on my mind for the last couple of weeks. I called and left her a message one day last week and got no answer, left her a message. I woke up with her on my mind this morning and called, number disconnected. My heart dropped. Found this on the web. Sybil was a one of a kind classy lady. I will miss our conversations and her words of encouragement. She was indeed a wonderful and very special lady to me. She...

I know everyone who knew her knows what an elegant and classy lady Sybil was and we will all miss her and her special touch she added to any event from the decorations to how well dress she was but I will miss Sybil my friend for the all the special things she did for me. I could always count on receiving a holiday card from Sybil whatever holiday it was, Easter, Chrismas, St Patrick's day, Halloween,etc. She always had a special gift for me on my birthday, at Christmas and for Seminar. These...

To all of Sybil's family & friends,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you and may the love of your family and friends carry you through this most difficult time. Sybil was my friend most of all, and she was special lady, elegant and full of class and she had such talent. Those qualities carried over in everything she did. All of our PBX family will miss her more than words can say. She was such an asset to our organization, always ready and willing to do anything that needed to...

I was hoping that aunt Jeannine would make a full recovery. I kept hoping up until I heard the bad news. I, and my family, are very sorry for your and our loss.

Sybil was a wonderful, loving person. I cherish our friendship over the past 25 years in the International PBX/Telecommunicators Clubs. Sybil was a very gifted person and could do anything that you asked her to do. No task was too hard for her to do. She truly enjoyed her life and her family

Karol, our deepest sympathy in the passing of your Mother. I can still taste her biscuits. We had already made plans and reservations out of town otherwise we would come.

To the Muckleroy,Hornsby & Woodridge Families,
I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy at the loss of "Jeannine".I can really feel your pain.Be assured that you will see her again someday.
Yours In Christ,

Our dear friend Sybil, we will miss you so very much.You were so talented & your friends in the PBX Telecommunicators were so fortunate to have been the recepients of your beautiful handiwork at club meetings & events for so many years.We share in your families grief at your passing on but know that you are certainly in the presence of the Lord. Thank you for the privilege of being your friend.

With Much Love,

Maxine & Virgil Jackson