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Kathleen Skultety Lyddy
May 24, 2022
I have not heard the name "Libby " in a long time. My friend Betty Mullligan always talked of her good friend Libby, she always spoke with warmth of her friendship to the point I knew Libby. I am so sorry to hear of her passing. I know how much she meant to many, may she rest in peace.
Sharon Salmon
May 23, 2022
My sincere condolences and hugs go out to the family. Among other things, Libby taught me to play the handbells in the bell choir, taught me to square dance at a dance held in Brooks Hall, and taught me how to write Braille - even loaned me her tools so I could do a presentation at school (I believe she had a relative who was blind that she would correspond with in Braille). She was ALWAYS smiling and encouraging and I have so many fond memories growing up with her at First Presby. Sorry I can't be there for her memorial service.
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