Betty Jo Thompson

12, 2025.

No doubt she received a “ Well done my Good and Faithful Servant”,

as she was reunited with her beloved Charles.

Betty was widowed at the age of 51. Life did not stop for her. She

was devoted to her family, church and friends. Betty was the youngest

of 11 siblings. She had two sons, six grand children, seven great

grand grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. For many

years Betty maintained the alter for worship every Sunday at Trinity

Lutheran Church, she was a devoted member until she physically

could not attend. Her friends were numerous, many from her

childhood, many from her favorite hobby, dancing and those she met

along the way

She would gladly volunteer her time to others as needed and always

had a prayer or kind word. She was a volunteer at Riverview

Regional Medical Center for many years, as a pink coat lady.

Betty was preceded in death by her husband Charles E. Thompson

and 11 siblings.

She is survived by her sons Charles (Kelley) Thompson and Mark

(Debbie) Thompson

Grandchildren Bart Thompson, Beth Baker, Doug (Ashley) Thompson,

Charlotte Thompson, Clark (Stephanie) Thompson and Ian ( Kelsey)

Thompson.

Seven great grandchildren.

A Memorial Service will be Friday, January 17, 2025 at Trinity Lutheran

Church. Visitation at 10:00am, service at 11:00am. Pastor John Reynolds

officiating.

Special appreciation from the family to Sophia Loyd and her company Butterfly

Home Health. Her caregivers Cecilia Evans, Theresa Williams, Tracy Miller,

Cheri Hudson, Crystal Lawson, Tamela Jones, Breanna Bothwell, and Della

Guerrero. They loved her and took care of her as if she were their own mother.

The staff at Cherry Creek Village, her home for the last 6 years, ACG Hospice

and the TLC Tuesday ladies Bible study group, friends that never forgot a

birthday or holiday, and visited often.

In lieu of flowers please donate to Trinity Lutheran Church in Memory of Betty.