Libby McCain

The love between sisters is unconditional and unwavering. It's a bond that can never be broken. On August 21, 2025, two sisters who loved each other dearly, Lilly and Libby McCain departed this world together.

Libby, born Libby Rose McCain, was born June 5, 2013 in Rome, GA to her loving parents, Heather and Ben and her doting big sister, Lilly.

Libby was free spirited and made life so fun for those around her. She loved a good adventure and was headstrong like her sister. Her strong will made her outspoken, but caring. She always took up for the underdog. She was a planner, always preparing for the future and thinking ahead.

Libby loved to go fishing and ride horses. She was a natural athlete and loved to play volleyball and softball. She enjoyed her time on the Georgia Fire travel softball team and was a member of the Spring Garden Class of 2032.

Lilly and Libby are survived by their mother, Heather Warren McCain, of Tallapoosa, GA; father and stepmother, Ben and Beth McCain, of Centre, AL; aunt and uncle, April and Chris Roberts, of Tallapoosa; cousins, Emma, Bryce, and Bo Williams, Molly Roberts and Lane King, and Taeleigh Jenkins; and stepbrother, Luke Lloyd. They are preceded in death by her grandparents, Ajax and Otilla Warren, Florence McCain, and Roger Ball.

A celebration will be had for Lilly and Libby on Tuesday, August 26, 2025 at 1:00PM CST at Pine Grove Baptist Church in Centre, AL with Rev. Rick Jennings and Rev. Ricky Pollard officiating. A eulogy will be given by Molly Roberts. Gentlemen serving as pallbearers will be Luke Lloyd, Bryce Williams, Lane King, Will Cox, Carson Brooks, Joel Hunter, and Ben Baker.

The family will receive friends at the church Monday, August 25, from 4:00 to 7:00PM CST.

All those attending are encouraged to wear their favorite bright colors to honor the lives of the bright and beautiful young ladies.

The family is immensely grateful for any flowers shared in their memory. Donations can also be made to the funeral home, which will benefit a scholarship in their honor, so that their lives continue to leave a positive impact in their beloved communities.