Elizabeth Webber

Caroline, Andy and Tom (Tommy is what we called you in North Star). I remember you Mom as a very nice and fun person. She would always smile when I showed up at your door for one reason or another. My thoughts and prayers go out to you as I am sure your Mom will be greatly missed by her family. Sincerely, Lyn Dewey Dugger

The smile in Lib's picture makes me think of her laughter at NHS faculty gatherings or when the DECA folks got together with wives included. Caroline, Andy, and Lyn was right - Tommy, 'tho I now see its Tom - you now know there is an empty space in your hearts, and all I can say is that remembering laughter together with Mom, and the time that she ... will spread a frame of joy around that hole, some days to the extent that you'll almost forget its there. You were lucky to be her kids - she was a class person.

Libby was a college friend. We reconnected after many years and found that we both liked to travel. We ventured to England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, the Columbia River Gorge, Alaska and the Yukon and most recently Spain, Portugal and France. On the France trip to Nice we took a train trip into the mountains with some local people aboard. Libby chatted very avidly with a French native in their language. I understood very little but the woman praised Libby for her accent and ability to speak the language of her land. According to Libby it had been years since she had spoken any French. What an amazing complement that must have been! I have yet to travel again. I know I will miss Her. Barbara Jenkinson Owens