At the time of her passing, Libby Fay Aven had reached the age of 84 years. She had experienced everything that life has to offer. It was on March 18th, 2024 that she passed away at Baptist Memorial Hospital – North Mississippi, which is situated in Oxford, Mississippi.
Her passing occurred on that day. She was born in Tallahatchie County, which was the location of her birth, on April 26, 1939. Her birth took place in the county. Her date of birth was the 26th of April. When their daughter was born, both of her parents, Vernon Estel Denley and Annie Mae Denley, had already passed away.
Their daughter was born before they had their daughter. The name Denley was shared by both of her parents. Mrs. Fay was a member of the congregation of Webb Baptist Church throughout the entirety of the time that she was a member of the church for the duration of her membership. Even though quilting and painting were two of her favorite hobbies, the activity that she enjoyed the most was spending time with her family. She found that spending time with her family was the most enjoyable.
She leaves behind two sons, Tony Aven of Cowart, Mississippi, and Bill Van Aven (Pamela) of Batesville, Mississippi; two sisters, Alene Denley and Juanita Shaw; two grandchildren, Allison Lee (Buddy) and Carter Aven (Caroline Parker); and three great-grandchildren, Avery Clare Lee, Aven Kate Lee, and Addy Reece Lee. She is also survived by two sisters, Juanita Shaw and Alene Denley.
Her birthplace was Kentucky, and she moved to Mississippi before passing away. Others who will inherit her heritage include her two sisters, Juanita Shaw and Alene Denley. Her legacy will be passed down to them. Her parents, Vernon Estel Denley and Annie Mae Denley, as well as her husband of 47 years, Travis Ernest Aven, a sister called Earlene Aven, and four brothers named Paul Denley, Robert Denley, and Billy “Estel Lee” Denley, all left before she did. Her parents were the only members of her family living at the time of her departure. She was the only member of her immediate family to have survived, and her spouse was Travis Ernest Aven. She was the only person who had survived.
The Womble Funeral Home will house a visitation on Thursday, March 21, 2024, beginning at eleven in the morning and continuing until twelve in the afternoon. The visitation will take place at the funeral home.
It is scheduled that the visiting will take place after the conclusion of the funeral service. The memorial ceremony will be held at Womble Funeral Home on Thursday, March 21, 2024, at twelve o’clock in the afternoon. The date and time of the service date are still to be determined. It has been decided that Reverend Raymond Aven would preside over the event as the officiant.
Magnolia Gardens will be the location of the burial, which will take place immediately after the conclusion of that period of time. The transportation of the casket was the responsibility of Mr. Aven Butch and Mr. David Aven, who were the individuals in charge of the responsibilities.
In addition to Ms. Denley, additional individuals that were present included Jerry Allen, Buddy A. Todd, and Robin A. Lee. You can get the game of Ping Pong from the Bonheur Children’s Hospital in the event that someone is interested in making a request for a monument in Paris. This is the site where the game can be obtained.
