Honor Wall - Little Free Library

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

Afshan (Ahsan) Khan

Afshan’s love of reading was an inspiration to her students. She was a shining example of how to live a life of purpose, love and kindness.

Submitted by Sayema Rawof

In Memory Of

Bernadette Crowley

A wonderful friend who loved reading and encouraged me to read thought-provoking books. We often discussed authors and stories. We started a book club together. I will miss her!

Submitted by Theresa Sipe

In Honor of

Mary Margaret Ford

In Honor of Mary Margaret Ford

Submitted by Leo and Janet Feret

In Memory Of

Fatma Caplik

Our daughter, sister and mother, who loved books.

Submitted by Sengul Teke

In Memory Of

Mary Ford

A wonderful woman (and Aunt) who was always ready with a smile and eager for a good laugh. We will all miss you Aunt Mary.

Submitted by Chris Houlihan

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Karen Wadler

I am lucky to have felt Karen’s love like many others. Supporting Little Free Library brings her love of reading to others!

Submitted by Chrissie Olson

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Mary Ford

In memory of a beautiful lady who was intelligent, loved a good read and had a hearty laugh. She will be missed. All our love

Submitted by Noreen Liebrock

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Margaret Hoffman

This donation is made in memory of my mother who was an outstanding 4th grade teacher in Cleveland and a lover of reading. She also encouraged MY love of reading.

Submitted by Beverly Schmittgen

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Grandma Laurie & Papa Jim

for showing us what it means to love others and love books.

Submitted by Calli Moreau

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Mr. Bear/Sugar/Dice/Kizzy/Ouija Watkins

Beloved cocker spaniels who cuddled up while I read, read, read… They loved book-time w. their mommy.

Submitted by Mary Roush

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Jason Scala

Jason built and maintained Gufo the Owl, in Jersey City’s Hamilton Park. It was a labor of love for his two young daughters. Covid-19 took him far too soon.

Submitted by Brigid Cahalan

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Natalie Booth

My mother, Natalie Ring Booth, was an English teacher and instilled in all of her children the love of books. She read daily into her 90’s.

Submitted by Gifford Booth