Elizabeth Ann Arthur Gibson

December 1, 1952 - October 12, 2021

Passed: October 12, 2021

Born to Amos & Leola Arthur Dec. 1, 1952 in Indianapolis, IN

Attended: Wood High School

Survived by sister: Linda Osborne (Bud); daughter Kelly-Amber Taylor (Laurence D); grandchildren: Laurence, Kali, and Livi Taylor; niece: Amy England (Jeremy); her dear friend Paul Harris and many cousins.

Elizabeth co/owned and worked in several family businesses: Arthur’s Music Store, Ace Crafts, Castings Artistic Finishes and Castings stores in Glendale, Broad Ripple and Fountain Square. She also worked at FedEx and CVS warehouses.

Elizabeth was a member of the Broad Ripple Village Association, the Fountain Square Fletcher Place Investment Corporation and the Fountain Square Merchants Association.

Elizabeth was a skilled artist and craftsperson, an instructor and judge at national conventions and whose talents were sought after by commercial designers around the country. She enjoyed gardening and her beloved French Bulldog, Scarlett.

Elizabeth Ann Arthur Gibson Passed: October 12, 2021 Born to Amos & Leola Arthur Dec. 1, 1952 in Indianapolis, IN Attended: Wood High School Survived by sister: Linda Osborne (Bud); daughter Kelly-Amber Taylor (Laurence D); grandchildren: Laurence, Kali, and Livi Taylor; niece: Amy England (Jeremy); her dear friend Paul Harris and many cousins. Elizabeth co/owned and worked in several family businesses: Arthur’s MusicContinue Reading

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Dear Linda and family. I am so sorry for your loss. I have wonderful, fun memories of Elizabeth and I zipping around Fountain Square in the golf cart for several Art Squared events! She was fun and kind and talented. She will be missed! Xoxo, Lori Rangel & the La Margarita family ?

Elizabeth Arthur Gibson changed my life in a powerful way. She set me on my path to being an artist. I will forever be grateful for the experience of working for her. She is a beautiful light.

Kelly...Your mother was a co- worker of mine at CVS. She meant a lot to me. We had our breaks and lunches together. She came to visit me when I was hospitalized and kept track of my progress. She also left work early once to take me to the ER. I heard many stories of your life and what a strong wonderful daughter you were. Please know that she holds a special place in my heart.

Elizabeth hired me at Castings when I was fresh out of college. She even allowed me to be in her painting crew for a casino in Lawrenceburg, IN. I’m thankful for all the great instruction she gave me to be a faux finishing artist. Love you, Elizabeth!

I never got to meet Ms. Elizabeth, but she was a favorite person of Emily, which speaks volumes of the wonderful person she was. My heart goes out to the entire extended Arthur family. I know she will be missed.

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My deepest sympathy to you, Linda, and your family on the death of your sister. Will keep you all in my prayers in the days ahead.

Elizabeth was a mother to me, she always treated me like her own and I will forever be thankful for the chance to know and love this amazing woman. She taught me a lot about being a stand up human being and I will hold those memories near and dear. I love you for always.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.