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Elizabeth Ann McDonough Rabel

January 28th, 2024 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Elizabeth Ann McDonough Rabel, 82, of Losantville, IN passed away Friday, January 26, 2024, at home.

Elizabeth was born November 7, 1941, in Charleston, WV to the late John & Carmen Bossie McDonough. She was a proud graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, furthering her education at Morris Harvey and West Virginia University. She enjoyed being a schoolteacher and taught many levels of education from Charleston, WV to Pocahontas County, WV. She retired to be with her grandchildren and later great grandchildren.

Elizabeth is survived by her husband of 62 years, Daniel M. Rabel; children, Tracy (Tina) Rabel of Losantville, IN, Troy Rabel of Arbovale, WV, and Tianna (Vance) Jarrell of Sharpsburg, GA; grandchildren, Taylor (Aaron) Bruner, Tylor Rabel, Caleb Mullinax, Brandon (Brooke) Nottingham, Annissa Jarell (fiancé Cody); great grandchildren, Maya, Theodore, Thatcher, and Oaklynn.

Per her wishes, there will be no public services.

If your life was touched by Elizabeth, say a prayer and hug your loved ones.

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Kanawha Co. Retired School Employees
9 months ago

The West Virginia and Kanawha County Associations of Retired School Employees extend their sincere sympathy to you, the family, in your sorrow. Blessings to all.

Rebecca Rabel
9 months ago

Elizabeth made a lifelong lasting impression on me long before I ever joined the family when I became her daughter in law and still am. She was definitely one of a kind. She use to spend hours when she would come in to visit talking to our kids about school.

Jerry Layne
9 months ago

For a job well done as Elizabeth certainly touched and changed many lives in a lifetime teaching career. GOD bless and comfort her family.

Patricia McDonough
9 months ago

I love you Aunt Libby. Thank you for the great stories and memories you shared with me throughout the years.