Betty was always a kind, caring and loving Cousin.

With love-
Patricia (Trisha) Danser Rodrigues

My deepest condolences to Betty’s son, daughter-in-law, and grandkids, and to her sister. My family and I live across the street, and Betty has always been a sweet neighbor. Back  when she would walk Shiloh, and my kids would swarm the dog for pets, she (and Shiloh!) were such cheerful good sports about it. As the years went on we would wave hi or stop and chat a bit. 

Her favorite topics were her family, The Lord, and travel, and who could blame her??  What a wonderful life of blessings she has had. I hope she is enjoying Paradise and sharing her pickled eggs with the Big Man himself. She gave me the recipe, so I will make some and think of her. I’ll think of her also when I see the yellow black-eyed susans in front of my house. She admired them, and I gave her some to try to grow on the slope in her backyard. I never asked if they made it. 

I’ll miss you, Betty. Thank you for being a lovely person. 

—Virginia Lorne and the Lorne Family

I am so sorry to hear of Betty's  passing.
We met over 60 years ago as neighbors, then may have had a brief "hello, nice to see you again" at a family get together.
Our paths didn't cross again but I had always heard nice comments about Betty from family members.
I'm sure I would have enjoyed talking with and getting to know her.
Prayers and God Bless!

Aunt Betty, as she was known to me, was such a wonderful and delightful person. 🩷 She never failed to make me laugh and I am going to miss spending time with her and our fun outings together. I am so grateful for the times we spent together and will miss her terribly.🩷 She loved her son Jeff, her daughter in law Sarah and her two grandkids, Ariel and Ethan, so very much. She loved sharing stories about what they were up to and what was going on in their lives. It was such a blessing to know her.  She also made some of the best cookies I have ever had! A woman of strong faith, she loved her son and his family, her sisters, her church and her knitting group and I know they are all feeling the loss of such a sweet lady.  Love you. 🫶

No matter where we went or what we did we always had fun together. I am in a state of shock that my dear friend is now with Jesus.

I am Mary Ann Selepchak Mary Elizabeth’s (known as Betty by me) oldest living aunt on her father’s side.  I met Betty the first time when she came home from the hospital.  She had no hair but a pointed head.  I learned later that often happens during delivery but by continually smoothing her head it would be normal and it was.  What else would a 13 year old say?  I did not have much contact with Betty and her sisters until I moved to Santa Ana, California when Betty was 8.  I considered Betty and her sisters like my children.  We did not live far from each other so I would visit them or they would come to my house.  We were in close contact until they grew up and married.  I went to her graduation and her wedding.  We saw each other at gatherings at her parents home.  The most recent before moving to Arizona. I would spend Thanksgivings with Betty at Jeff and Sarah home.  It is hard to believe she left us so soon. Her father was 13 years older than me and I was 13 years older than Betty.  I remember when Betty was turning 69 she worried she would die the same age as her parents.  Betty you out did them. You will be missed by me even though we no longer lived close to each other you were thought of often.  Rest in peace, Aunt Doll

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Mary Elizabeth Parriott

14 juin 1944 – 18 avril 2026

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