Elizabeth Ann King, affectionately known as Libby, was born in Hamilton, VA to the late Anita V. Myrick and the late Robert H. King on April 13, 1959. She was called home on Friday, October 7, 2022 at Bons Secours Southside Medical Center, in Petersburg, VA.

She attended Carver Elementary School and graduated from Loudoun Valley High School. After graduation, Libby attended a vocational school in Fishersville, VA for training for food service. Upon graduation she worked at Xerox Training Center, alongside her mother in housekeeping and later on in food service. Then went to work at Roy Rogers where she was known for her famous biscuits. Due to an accident at work, she had to go out on disability.

She discovered her gift of service by helping others through her joy and laughter. She went to the Carver Senior Center where she enjoyed helping to serve lunch to the seniors. The staff also enjoyed her ice tea, where they would get her to make it every day for lunch. Then she continued her gift of service by helping friends and neighbors in their time of need.

Libby enjoyed giving and sending out cards to neighbors and family on birthdays and other occasions.

Her favorite pastimes were watching Lifetime movies, dancing, listening to Prince, playing volleyball, playing dominoes, watching WWE, watching scary movies and playing cards.

She was preceded in death by her brother, Anthony L. Myrick and nephew, Aaron L. Logan. She leaves to cherish her memory three brothers, John T. Myrick (Donna) of Sewell, NJ, Leonard J. Logan (Grace) of Millsboro, DE and David L. Logan of Upper Marlboro, MD; a sister, Loretta M. Twyman of Hamilton, VA; an uncle, Roger (Buck) King; a dear brother-in-law, Kevin Twyman of Harpers Ferry, WV; three nieces, Alicia Logan, Ebony Seitz and Shawna Twyman; two nephews, Kendrel Myrick and Derrick Twyman; two grandnieces, Camilla Logan and Samara Myrick; and a host of cousins and other relatives.