Their attendants were Esther Heiden, Dorothy Spohr, Henry Wm Heiden and Ervin Heiden. Libbie wore a long white dress (it cost $9.00 from Klines in Monroe) and white shoes (borrowed from Esther). Esther wore a blue dress and the men all wore grey suits. Their reception was in the Grange Hall in Grape.

They had two children. Aunt Libbie and Uncle Les divorced in 1961 and he has since died. Libbie then married Sam Murdock on September 1, 1962 in Dundee with the Justice of the Peace officiating.

Out at Aunt Libbies', Ted and Sonny would get up early to do chores. They climbed down a ladder very quietly so no one would hear them.

Libbie remembers a Christmas when she was little and she sneaked down the stairs and saw Dorothy putting a doll buggy under the tree for her. She didn’t like side pork, so when they would have it for a meal, she would hide her side pork under the kitchen table. Gus would catch her at it. They had a big wooden table with good hiding places.

One time, she let some of Henie’s doves (pigeons) out of their cage and he got really mad and he yelled "Libbie, I’ll hit you, I’ll hit you yet". That saying used to be a favorite joke at our house, but I never knew the story behind it.