My aunt Betty was an amazing person. I enjoyed her company, meals, walks to sax point and her many stories. Betty and Jim will always be remembered by our family.

Dear Jill, Sandy and families, thinking of you all and sending love and thoughts. Your Mum was a lovely person I was lucky enough to have two holidays in Victoria and have very fond memories. Aunty Betty and Uncle Jim visited family in the UK several times and they were both always very good company and fun to be with. Betty and I always managed to share a laugh together about something. I hope all of your memories will help you through this sad time. Xx

Betty was a lovely sister-in-law, in fact she was bridesmaid at my wedding 60 years ago. We remember with warmth all the holidays that we shared with Jim and Betty throughout the years. Our thoughts are with Jill and Sandy and their families. Betty's memory will live with us all in England.

Dear Jill, Craig and Sean
I just heard about your mom.   I am so sorry, my deepest condolences during this difficult time.  Cherish all your memories, may those of her being witty bring a smile to you and comfort you.   I enjoyed the stories you would share after your visits to be with her.  She is now in your dads arms and both watching over you.
You and all your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Patrizia

Our condolences to Mrs. King's family. We knew Betty and Jim as "the neighbours up the street" for the 20+ years we lived in Saxe Point. Mrs. King always took the time to chat, especially to the children as they were growing up. Her neighbourliness will be greatly missed.

The La Couvée-Loran family

Our condolences to Mrs. King's family. We knew Mr and Mrs King as "the neighbours up the street" for over 20 years that we lived in Saxe Point.  She always took the time to chat, especially to the children as they were growing up. Her kindness and neighbourliness will be missed. 

the La Couvée Loran family

My condolences to Bettys family; I loved crossing paths with Betty in Esquimalt- we would always have a chat. I met her first through the Neighbourhood House and  knew she really cared about her community.  Diana - Esquimalt 

I always told Betty she was my second favourite aunt.. just to keep her on her toes. Fortunately, she had a great sense of fun and mischief. That's why she was actually one of my favourite people in the world. I will remember her and smile.

My sincerest condolences to Jill & Sandy and family.  Your Mom was such a sweet lady, always smiling and was so kind. I'm glad I got to know her.
Jane from the Renaissance

As a neighbour of Jill and Craig, I had the opportunity to meet Betty (and Jim) on several occasions.  She always was real interested in my girls, asking about them every time we met, and she was real fun to talk with.  I know she will be missed.

Betty will be missed, however she is now with her beloved Jim and they are laughing and dancing up a storm.  Sincerest Condolences to Sandy, Stephen, Jill and Craig and their families.

Betty was always fun to be with, we have had many a laugh when we worked together at The Bay. Remembering the good times and the parties. R.I.P Betty you are together with Jim now.

My Aunt was truly a wonderful lady, and will always bring a smile to my face when I think of her. She loved life and was fun to be with. My thoughts are with you all although I am thousands of miles away.

OBITUARY

Betty Margaret King

1 May, 1928 – 17 January, 2018

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