Elizabeth “Libby” Troyan
June 24, 1928 - January 8, 2021 West Grove, PA | Age 92Mrs. Elizabeth “Libby” M. Mazzoni Troyan, age 92 of Kennett Square, PA passed away on January 8, 2021.
Born in Kennett Square, she was the daughter of the late Domenick and the late Domenica (DiFiLippo) Mazzoni.
Libby lived most of her life in Kennett Square. After graduating from the Kennett Consolidated School District in 1947, she had a thirty year career with the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania (AT&T).
After retirement she volunteered at the Kennett Area Senior Center dressing up as Mrs. Santa Claus for the Holiday Bazaar. She loved children and all animals.
She is preceded in death by grandson, Andrew T. Green, sisters, Jean H. Mazzoni Huffman, Mary Mazzoni Tomasovich and brother, James D. Mazzoni.
Libby is survived by daughter, Donna M. Troyan, son-in-law Michael A. Green of Media, PA and brother John J. Mazzoni of Kennett Square, PA.
Her final resting place will be in St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Kennett Square. Due to COVID regulations, a memorial will be held at a later date.
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To Donna and family,
I started work at Bell of Pa in Kennett in July of 1961 and one of the first people I met was Libby. We became good friends and went clubbing at the Italian-American club and other places. We had such fun together. She was a good cook. At a Bell lunch in our office she introduced me to “GNOCCHI.” I’d never had it and I loved it and still do! It’s still my favorite Italian dish. An odd thing – on Jan 8th I was out to dinner and I had some gnocchi and I told my friend that “a friend of mine, Libby, made gnocchi better than this for me when ever we had a lunch and she always made some for me to take home. I will never forget her. I’m so sorry for your loss.
To Donna and family,
I started work at Bell of Pa in Kennett in July of 1961 and one of the first people I met was Libby. We became good friends and went clubbing at the Italian-American club and other places. We had such fun together. She was a good cook. At a Bell lunch in our office she introduced me to “GNOCCHI.” I’d never had it and I loved it and still do! It’s still my favorite Italian dish. An odd thing – on Jan 12th I was out to dinner and I had some gnocchi and I told my friend that “a friend of mine, Libby, made gnocchi better than this for me when ever we had a lunch and she always made some for me to take home. I will never forget her. I’m so sorry for your loss.
Donna sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May she rest in peace.
Hugo and Denise