Birth date: Feb 17, 1935 Death date: Jan 5, 2022
Shirley Phyllis Garber, was born in Muskegon, Michigan on February 7, 1935. She and late husband Robert D. Garber, Sr. had five children: Sandra, Robert, Jr., Christy, Ronald, and Daniel. Shirley moved to Tallahassee in the early Read Obituary
Shirley was a kindhearted and lovely neighbor, along with her husband Bob. They welcomed us into the neighborhood with open arms. Tim and I weren't aware that she passed, but looking at her beautiful, smiling face, she will always live in our memories and hearts!
MS Shirley was a wonderful and vibrant woman she will truly be missed she was welcomed with open arms by our Lord
Deepest condolences to Sandy and Angela. I met Sandy a few years ago and even worked for her briefly. My pet therapy partner, Neko, knew and loved Sandy and Shirley. Once, Neko and I went to spend time at the Elder Day Care Center and Shirley was a client there. Neko (Golden Retriever) and Shirley gravitated immediately to each other with Shirley bending over to hug Neko and put kisses on top of her head. It was a poignant moment and a beautiful sight to see.
I knew Shirley mostly through the respect and admiration Sandy has for her. She will be missed but her strength, resourcefulness, and loving spirit live on in Sandy. Rest in peace, dear Shirley, your work is done and your legacy is admirable.
This one of the hard things I had to do but God called you home. Me and Mrs.Shirley had some amazing memories. We went everywhere together and she had such a bubbly,fun and adventurous personality. I thank God for allowing me to be your caregiver and friend. I love you forever and will always be in mines and my family's heart.
Shirley loved animals.
Until we meet again watch over us all Angel
To the family of Shirley,
I wish to express my condolences to you in this time of loss. I knew Shirley when I was an affiliate member of the Board of REALTORS. Shirley was always cheery and upbeat, a true joy to be around. I pray that God will bless your hearts with fond memories of your time together. It has been said that "friendship multiplies our joy, and divides our sorrow." May this be true for you and all who loved this wonderful woman!
Gary W. Hansen, Tallahassee
