Abbigal Marie-Adele Garbers, age 19, of Morenci, died unexpectedly Monday, November 24, 2025, the result of an automobile accident. Born October 21, 2006, in Adrian, she was the daughter of Ann Kime and Nathaniel Garbers.
Abby recently graduated from Hudson Area Schools with the Class of 2024. Always challenging herself, she excelled academically in school and also earned numerous horticultural certificates as a member of the Hudson Chapter of FFA. She had a deep appreciation for all living things, possessing numerous plants which she took pride in nurturing, and was a loving pet parent to a variety of reptiles, cats, and fish over the years. She aspired to ultimately obtain a career in a field in which she could educate others about animals.
Having a strong ethic, Abby was currently working two jobs, employed as a cashier at the cafeteria at ProMedica Toledo Hospital and at night as a security guard at The Shops at Fallen Timbers in Maumee.
Artistically talented, Abby enjoyed creating beaded jewelry and various handcrafted goods that she enjoyed marketing at area craft and vendor shows. She also enjoyed reading and playing Magic and D&D. Abby had a big heart and would do anything to help a person in need. Her time on earth was cut too short and her kind spirit will be forever missed.
Surviving is her mother, Ann Kime; father, Nathaniel Garbers; siblings, Catlin Melendez and Natyleigh Garbers; her maternal grandparents, Ken and Bonnie Kime; paternal grandparents, Rodney and Cassie Garbers; uncle, Jake Kime; beloved boyfriend, Brendan; close cousin, Morgan Blosser; special friends, Sage Coles and Yehia Gabora; and numerous extended family members.
She was preceded in her death by a sister, Mysti Snyder and great-grandmother Alice Bryan-Gamble.
Cremation will take place and a public memorial service and dinner will be announced in the coming days.
Memorial contributions can be made to aid the family with final expenses by donating directly through the Tribute Fund on her online obituary page. Arrangements have been made with the guidance of the Marry Funeral Home, Morenci.