Lillian A. Gibson, 81, passed away Friday, May 10, 2013 at her residence in New Haven with her family by her bedside. Born in Allock, KY, Lillian worked as a Dietary Cook with Indian Village Nursing Home. Previously she was employed at Magnovox for 10 years and Brighton Hall for 4 years. Surviving are her loving husband of 63 years James Gibson of New Haven; daughter, Judy C. Tucker of New Haven, daughter, Mona Lee Knuckles of FL, daughter, Annetta J. Roemer of Hastings, MI, sister Jean Miles of Fort Wayne, sister, Martha E. Smith of Middletown, OH, nine grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Lillian was preceded in death by parents, Halic and Vera Dyre, son, James R. Gibson Jr., sisters, Audra and Jacquline, brother, Richard.
Lillian enjoyed working in her garden and flower beds. If she wasn't gardening, you could find her in the kitchen canning vegetables, making jam, or fixing one of her many famous meals.
Lillian enjoyed working in her garden and flower beds. If she wasn't gardening, you could find her in the kitchen canning vegetables, making jam, or fixing one of her many famous meals.
Lillian A. Gibson, 81, passed away Friday, May 10, 2013 at her residence in New Haven with her family by her bedside. Born in Allock, KY, Lillian worked as a Dietary Cook with Indian Village Nursing Home. Previously she was employed at Magnovox for 10 years and Brighton Hall for 4 years. Surviving are her loving husband of 63 years James Gibson of New Haven; daughter, Judy C. Tucker of New Haven, daughter, Mona Lee Knuckles of FL, daughter, Annetta J. Roemer of Hastings, MI, sister Jean Miles of Fort Wayne, sister, Martha E. Smith of Middletown, OH, nine grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Lillian was preceded in death by parents, Halic and Vera Dyre, son, James R. Gibson Jr., sisters, Audra and Jacquline, brother, Richard.
Lillian enjoyed working in her garden and flower beds. If she wasn't gardening, you could find her in the kitchen canning vegetables, making jam, or fixing one of her many famous meals.
Lillian enjoyed working in her garden and flower beds. If she wasn't gardening, you could find her in the kitchen canning vegetables, making jam, or fixing one of her many famous meals.
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