Yvonne Barber Libonati

I was deeply saddened to learn of Yvonne's passing. After graduation from CNR, we corresponded every Christmas until our children were toddlers and then we'd catch up at various reunions . Yvonne was a memorable presence among those of the class of "64 and especially the band of Art Majors. Her photo, posted on the "CNR alumni @ Mercy College" obituary immediately brought a surprisingly clear memory of Yvonne's voice and the way she expressed herself. Also memorable is her cheerful...

Yvonne & I were roommates in a closet-like room our sophomore year at CNR & never did we have an argument or disagreement. She was caring, thoughtful and wonderful company. Maybe we were destined to get along since we shared the exact same birthday - 12/15/ 1942! Condolences to her family. Edith Prassl Bucchi

I met Yvonne at the pool in the YMCA, I was rehabbing from back surgery . Her grace and determination, dealing with her own physical issues, were a great inspiration for me. I’m thankful for getting to know her and her strength.
Rest in peace and fly with the angels.

I remember Yvonne from school as a bright and beautiful girl whom I admired tremendously. She was a top student and a brilliant orator, winning multiple contests. I am deeply saddened to learn of her passing. she was unique and unforgettable. Rest in peace my friend. I'll miss you.

Yvonne was a classmate in St. Peter's Academy throughout K-12 (Class of 1960) which over the years gave me plenty of practice of not getting the highest grades in class! I'm so sorry to hear of her passing. Unfortunately, we didn't see each other often....the last time that I recall was at a class reunion over 10 years ago.
My deep condolences to her family.

Yvonne was my cousin and we were six months apart in age. In our younger years we did some fun things together and remember our high school years. We kept in touch over the years while she was in college, lived in Philadelphia, and returned to Saratoga. My sister,
Ellen LeRoux Elie and I lunched at The Old Bryan Inn and enjoyed coffee on Broadway.
My sincere condolences to her children, spouses and her husband, Michael.

I will miss her, Rest In Peace.