I didn’t know Betty for very long but through our lunch dates and family gatherings it was apparent that she was the sweetest and kindest lady who loved her family very much. Watching her eyes light up when when she first met her great grandson, Linden and seeing her hold him for the first time was so much fun.  She was always so generous and would bake the most delicious cookies. Thank you Betty for being the best grandma to Mike and always making me feel so welcomed in your family. Sending love to the Scarborough’s and Webster’s. Xo 

Angels are singing in Heaven as Betts and George are together  again !!

Mom and Dad were happily married for 65 years  and I know Mom missed  Dad tremendously after he passed away 2 years before. They were best of friends though out their marriage and I never heard an argument between them -except for the time Mom served pancakes for dinner  !

 Together they gave Sue ,Harry and myself a wonderful childhood growing up .When Joanie and I were married  and had our own children,  they were the perfect Grandparents  for our daughters Ali and Kelsey and  Sue and Joe's kids, Lindsay and Michael . All of the grandchildren loved spending time with them and made a point to visit  Grandma and Grandpa as often as they could . 

Mom spent much of her time  baking  or  spending  time listening to the grandkids share dreams ,hopes or concerns  that they couldn't tell their parents   . Grandma was a moral compass that I often reminded my daughters  to think  about as they were growing up  . I would ask them ,what would Grandma think about what you did  ? Dad worked in his workshop turning out all kinds of furniture or gifts  for the family that we all have to this day  . Together ,they made family gatherings , celebrations to remember and cherish. 

Thank you Mom  and Dad for your love throughout the years , Joanie, Kelsey ,Ali and I  will always carry it in our hearts !

Your Loving son , Tom 

I am so sorry to hear of Betty Anne's passing, my dear friend Susanne's mom.  Although I never had the great privilege of meeting or knowing Betty Anne, I do know how much she was loved and cherished by her daughter Susanne and family.  This great love of Susanne's for her mother, as well as her family's love and children 's love is testimony to the kind, giving, gentle hearted  mother, husband and grandmother Betty Anne was.  These attributes, I believe are living out in Susanne and her family, all extremely loving, caring and sensitive to others needs.  My heart is saddened and goes out to all of you who are grieving her loss. 
As I know Betty Anne was a woman of faith, we as sisters and brothers in Christ celebrate her coming home to the Father, to His Kingdom that is an eternal kingdom: His dominion endures from generation to generation.   Dan. 4:3 and Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted. Matt 5:4  Amen.

It is with great sadness to hear about the passing of Miss  Betty Anne.  She was a very special lady who was always kind and shared a loving heart with everyone around her. A true “Lady” who will be missed by many.     A very sincere condolences to the whole Family from The Wyatts.  Hugging you all virtually ❤️


BETTY ANNE means.....

B eautiful Soul
E ternally "cheery"
T totally devoted wife, mom and grandma and great-grandma
T totally generous
Y earlong and lifelong cook and baker

A lways there to listen
N ever a harsh word
N aturally and completely "loving"
E veryday kindnesses

With love Bet, your family xoxo





Betty will be missed dearly. Always enjoyed our chats at the end of her driveway, when she was putting the garbage out! Also will miss her wave from her kitchen window as I drove up frost ave. Betty always asked after our children, now grown , and watched our grandchildren grow when she saw them when they were down for a visit from Nelson. Was also great to connect with Suzanne again as we were ‘work mates’ many years ago! Betty is now with her beloved George,  happiness reigns for them again! Much love, Eileen and Syd (Ens)

Betty Anne Webster was my mom-in-law for 32 years & she was the BEST! Throughout  that time, we laughed & enjoyed our conversations about family, cooking & baking. She was an absolute joy with whom to be around & was the “centre” of our family for those years. Many celebrations  (birthdays, Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmases) were held in Grandma & Grandpa’s  home. I am, forever, grateful to Bet & George for being the doting & loving grandparents to our daughters, Kelsey & Alison. They enriched all of our lives! I love you, Betty!
Joanie xoxo 

Betty Anne was the middle child…Marguerite the eldest and Jean the youngest.  The three girls have remained best friends through out their lives. A month before she passed the sisters were able to have a zoom meeting, which Betty thoroughly enjoyed.
Betty Anne married George in Lethbridge, Alberta, on May 1st, 1964. 
Betty worked in city hall while her prince charming George was a TD bank manager.   
Betty was a dedicated wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Family meant everything to her.  She had a passion for cooking (which included many dinner parties for friends and for dad’s work), baking and cake decorating (she made a cake for every birthday; she designed, baked and decorated all three wedding cakes for her children). Betty also knitted, read cook books  and murder mysteries with recipes inside as clues (never knew about those books!!).  As well, she volunteered on the hospital auxiliary boards where ever dad and she lived. In the spring and summer you could find her out in her garden.  Betty was known in the neighborhood for her easy smile.
She is predeceased by her husband George and is survived by Susanne (Joe, two grand children Lindsay and Michael); Thomas (Joan, two grandchildren Kelsey and Alison);  Harold and  one great grandchild, Linden James (parents: Michael and Sasha).
One of the ongoing events that Betty looked forward to was the weekly visit from her granddaughter, Lindsay, for dinner on Thursday nights for the last 13 years. Lindsay was also always there for the miscellaneous requests from her grandmother and her “To Do lists”. 
One of Betty’s goals: as she aged, was to stay in her house and be independent as long as she could.  She was fortunate as she was able to attain her wish with the help of “her people” as she was only away from her house a couple of days at the end.
As per Mom’s request there will be no formal service, however, there will be a Celebration of Life for the immediate family in the spring.


So sad to hear. Is this Betty from Maryland drive? This is Angela & Malcolm Brailsford from 9345 Maryland we do know Betty could you confirm please many thanks Angela & Malcolm 250 656 2823 

OBITUARIO

Betty Anne Webster

12 enero, 1931 – 18 febrero, 2021

First Memorial Funeral Services & Garden of Memories

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