I remember your mom as a very sweet Mom.  Prayers are with your family.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of Ms. Libby.
Harry Ward
SFA '73 & DLS '77

The family has lost a loving member, but gained a saint! RODNEY

Mr. Sheldon, Skeet, Scott, Shaw and families,
As one of the multitude of neighbor kids that lived near you and spent endless hours on Annunciation Street between Joseph & Arabella Street, I will always remember the sense of belonging I felt whenever around Miss Libby.  I and my brother Mike McDonald spent countless time with Skeet and Scott between 1968-1975.  When Skeet taught me how to play guitar I must have eaten dinner at Miss Libby's kitchen table every night for weeks, except for the RISK or Stratego nights at Eddie Mozier's house.  These memories are indelible as is the genuine love and care that exuded from your Mom's very being, along with the grat respect we had for both of your parents, Miss Libby and 
Mr. Sheldon.

My MawMaw was the best I've ever had. We always could go to her house and she would never say no. Lindsey and I used to always love sleeping there because she would let us sleep on the sofa bed and stay up late watching TV. She always fixed us whatever we wanted to eat. When we would come in the mornings, she would be cooking us bacon and biscuits, sometimes waffles, have our apple juice or chocolate milk ready for us.Their refrigerator used to be always full with all of our favorites. We used to take walks with MawMaw all the time around the neighborhood, to Mrs. Louis's house to pick pecans, to the snowball stand, or to the drugstore to get some candy and those little books. We used to love going to MawMaw and PawPaw's house, Christopher, Lindsey and I. Due to Katrina, they lost everything, but that didn't stop the party. I told MawMaw once we arrived in Tallahassee, that we were just having a big birthday party for us that year that extended until October until we had to go back home. I know she is in a better place now and she can watch over all of us at once now. She will definitely be telling everyone in heaven all of her funny little stories she used to talk about at all of our family get-togethers. I love you MawMaw and I will surely make you proud!

"Mrs Libby was a second mother to me. She always happy. And yes a great cook. She was a great mother maw-maw and wife to Mr. Shelly.She always wanted to have fun. Miss Libby I love you and will miss you alot.                           .Love Suzy

Miss Libby was such a sweet lady. She had a great sense of humor. I always enjoyed my little visits with her whenever I came to town. She was a great cook and made everyone welcome at her table. For many years she remembered my birthday with a card until she lost her add. book during Katrina.I will never forget her thoughtfulness. She was a wonderful mother-in-law to my little sister Suzy and the perfect maw-maw to the kids. Now she is at peace in heaven with the Lord.

Mrs libby was a sweet lady and a good wife and mother and a loving grandmother we will miss her.god bless her. Kathy

Mrs. Libby was a wonderful Wife, Mother, and Grandmother and a good friend to many.  She will be missed every day, but she will never be forgotten.

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Elizabeth Ann Stiller

August 27, 1930 – November 4, 2012

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