Honor Wall

Honor your loved one by making an honorary or memorial gift to Little Free Library! When you make an honorary gift of $50 or more, you may share a story on the Honor Wall below. It’s a lasting and heartfelt way to pay tribute to someone special, and it will support Little Free Library’s mission to build stronger communities, improve literacy, and expand book access for all.

In Memory Of
Hudson Payton

I am remembering my sweet, smart grandson, Hudson Allan Payton, age 5. He loved being read to and reading books.

Submitted by Paige Payton
In Memory Of
FRAN CAESER

In memory of my mother, Fran Caesar, an avid reader and writer who taught me to read and shared her love of learning with others.

Submitted by Tania Johnson
In Memory Of
Melissa Ross

Melissa loved to read! She found joy in sharing her books and the love of reading with others. She will be missed by so many!

Submitted by Debbie, Chas, Robert, & Kara Seib
In Memory Of
Melissa Ann (Cassen) Ross

Melissa, an avid reader, showed her generosity and desire to share the joy of reading by passing on her favorite books.

Submitted by Michelle and Marty Lyon
In Memory Of
Jerry Ludwig

Who always believed in doing a good deed to bring joy to others.

Submitted by The Bruns Family
In Memory Of
Julie Brovold

Julie and Ray created the LFL at our home and we are honored to carry on as the stewards in their memory. They will be missed by their community.

Submitted by Hannah Boldt
In Memory Of
Sarah Fields

Sarah served her community and a Little Library was just one of the things that made Sarah who she was. An advocate, role model, and friend. She will be missed.

Submitted by Jessica Abernathy
In Memory Of
Karen Fenster

Miss you every day Mom. This year would have been your 80th birthday.

Submitted by Simone Loeffel
In Honor Of
Carolyn Cottrell

To the most amazing educator & literacy advocate! We love you!

Submitted by Frances Gebhart
In Memory Of
Dr. Anne K. Abate

A steward of 2 Little Free Libraries and a hero librarian. As a doyenne of library education, Anne taught and mentored a generation of young librarians. She will be missed.

Submitted by Melissa Broome
In Memory Of
CHARLOTTE P. STORPER

Avid reader, dedicated champion of reading and public libraries, my Mother inspired many – teaching students and teachers in NYC public schools. Always helping others, recommending and donating books.

Submitted by MARSHA STORPER BROOKS
In Honor Of
Vivian T

In honor of our beloved mom, who LOVES to read and enjoyed teaching her students to read. As Stephen King said: “Books are a uniquely portable magic.”

Submitted by Cathy F
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