I am so sorry to hear of Mrs. Liverman's passing. 
I had the pleasure of being best friends with Teresa for many years. I shared many a meals with the family, sleeping on the floor, looking through photo albums, homemade pickles, sewing skirts, swimming, and of course the big yellow bus. Laughter always filled the house. I have such wonderful memories! 
May the family and friends find comfort knowing that Mrs Liverman touched so many hearts. May all find comfort during this difficult time. 
With deep sympathy,
Jeanine Kofroth Kidder

Theresa, Gary, and Mr. Liverman,
I am so sorry to hear about Nina. I will truly treasure all the times I spent with your family at the house and on the school bus. Playing Pong, sleep overs,eating meals, running around the yard, riding bikes and laughing.  You all were a very large part of my life. Nina was part of a great group of bus drivers, and we shared many great times with Mrs. Gaskins and Mrs. Collins. Every time I come back to Virginia I drive by your house and remember all the wonderful memories that were created there.  Thank you all for sharing Nina with me.  My sincere condolences to all of you.  Yvette (Kofroth) Hahn.

To Teresa, Gary and her husband, William,

  She and I drove for Kempsville Meadows, in the 70-80's.
  She so loved her garden and all the plants she grew. We
had a wonderful group at our school. Bessie Beamon, Mrs
Edge, and others. Thoughts and prayers sent your way.

Louise C Gaskins
Kingsland, Georgia

Mrs. Liverman was the GREATEST bus driver! She became our families bus driver in 1996. From the first day of my daughters kindergarten I knew she truly cared for ALL the children she drove to & from school. She became my children's adopted Grandmother, along with her husband serving as a Grandfather,  since we had no family in the area.  She was thoughtful, kind and compassionate. She's truly always been a blessing and will truly be missed by many. Heaven has gained a wonderful angel!!
We Love You, may you rest in peace. Our sincere condolences to Tootie and the entire family, may God provide comfort during this difficult time. God Bless each of you!

I was shocked to hear about Nina; she was a great Lady.  I met Nina when I first started driving a school bus 30 years ago; She was a great help to me, and when she needed help with a new route that was around my part of town I helped her.  I will miss my friend, mentor, She will be in my prayers and so will you, her family.

If rom my first day at kempsville meadows elementary in the early 70s Nina was my bus driver.  She was my driver through high school at kempsville.  She was kind, encouraging and new every rider by name.  In a time where bus drivers were a part of our village, I can not think of a better person to be there.  I went to school with Teresa and hung out with Gary all through high school, he even married a good friend of mine.  I am very sorry for your loss but o have to say that Nina left her mark on the world in a positive way and you could never ask for a better legacy.  Rest in peace and love.  Thank you for safely ferrying me through many roads of my childhood, I will never forget you.   Stephanie (Blackwell) owens

OBITUARY

Nina Mae Liverman

28 April, 1937 – 21 March, 2016

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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