My dearest friend and little buddy. One in a million. You brought so much joy and happiness to so many others. In my heart forever. May God bless you with eternal peace.  Fran Morgan

My heart is heavy.  I always looked forward to visiting Aunt Betty and Uncle Al. Heaven just became a lot more fun. RIP. XO

Grandma Betty, the best grandma I could ask for!  I've never been around someone with so much energy and happiness. I have so many memories that we shared over the years.  I'll always recall the parties on the lake whether it be dressing up for Halloween or playing games in the backyard carrying pails of water and playing sack toss.  Also, visiting you in Florida and watching your softball games, volleyball or going to the beach was always fun.  I can only smile when I think of all the memories you shared with us on holidays, playing dice games and always preparing your "southern" cooking.  Your a big part of our lives and appreciate everything you did for Kena and your great grandchildren Miayan, Justis, Mason and Journee.  Thank you for being a part of lives, you will be missed. I Love You- Marty

P. S.   My favorite ending to all of your funny stories..."Ain't it Sum'in'?" as we'd laugh and laugh...it is Aunt Betty, it is, ain't it?! mwah!

Ohhhhh Grandma Betty. When i was growing up I always got so excited when you came over or when we got to spend the night at your home. When we always used to wrestle, play in your basement when you would cook us burgers on the pan with ALWAYS a coke. I don't know how i remember all those simple things, but those memories made my childhood with you great. See you soon upstairs. And I'll always love you

To my most favorite of all of my Aunts…Aunt Betty…I have more memories than words can say…like Kena said, I remember all of the snowmobile trips and dressing up in your fancy clothes; furthermore I remember swimming out to and jumping off of Oliver's dock, let alone swimming to the island and back to your lakefront home on Paris Street.  One thing, however, that I will always cherish are those most wonderful and fun “Anything Goes” parties that you and Uncle Al held on an annual basis…all of which were never enjoyed without a smile or a good laugh and giggles had by all…they were always a blast no matter the age of any family or friends… not once a dull nor non-laughing moment!  And the food that everybody brought…such good food…Good times, good times I will never forget.  I also remember the many trips to Florida with you and Al, my mom, dad and Kena, along with the many hilarious stories of you and Fran on your several goofy “girl's only” adventures!  I never tire of hearing of your shenanigans!  You two had so much fun!  Like I said, too many memories to put into words, but you will always be a sparkle in my eye and always the love of my Aunties! I will smile every time I think of you.  All my love Aunt Betty; say Hi to Dad for me.

I wish we could have stayed closer and spent time together longer but you're in a much better place now and out of pain. I remember growing up with you and  I'll never forget going to Caesar Land to play and wanting all of your beanie babies. So glad you were there throughout my childhood to see my baseball games and recitals. Love you , RIP.

To my dearest sister Betts, through the years of our youth we have done many things together like traveling, family get together's and beautiful sunny day's with our five generation family that we had for many years.  We have had happy times, sad times and sorrows throughout the years but we all stuck together and pulled through.  I did not often refuse to go with you on adventures except bingo, and you know you tricked me into that a few times.  You would say we were going somewhere in secret and ended up at a bingo hall.  You knew how I hated bingo!  It was fun though because we were together.  We will be together again with our big family so be patient with me, I will be taking the same journey you did and we will meet again and enjoy our time in a better place.  With all my love your sister Patsy, Jay Todd, Kim, Pam, Samantha, Emily, David, Taylor, Jason and Sylvia.

My grandma was a loving, caring, funny and beautiful soul. I can still remember all our memories from playing corn hole in the basement, playing softball catch over the house and my favorite going to the flea market. You were always so strong and just your smile and laugh would light up the room. Im just happy knowing you aren't suffering anymore and you're in a better place. I love you, just remember it's not a goodbye it's a see ya later.

Thank You for the happy childhood, thank you for the days of fishing in the row boat, the tree climbing, dancing on the Boblo boat, garage sales, amusement parks, snow mobile trips, dressing up in your fancy clothes, Florida trips looking for shells, and snuggling as we would both fall asleep on the couch. Grandma Thank You for being such a wonderful part of my life.  Love you forever-

Best grandma I could have ever asked for, loving, fun and supportive. Thank you for attending sports games, dance recitals and everything you could. I always looked forward to spending weekends at your lake house exploring the attic and going in the hot tub, and going shopping at the dollar store for goodies. You were always so positive, outgoing, and happy. Wish we could have stayed in contact longer before things got bad for you. I'm happy you are no longer in pain or suffering. I love you very much. See you up in heaven one day Grandma.

To my dear big sister, I will always love you.  Miss you terribly.  Rest in peace, my dear sister.

Betty was a dear friend and great sister-in-law.  She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.  Rest in peace, dear Betty.  You have finally gone home.

Betty was a joy to be around.  Her brother, Sonny (Joe), was a good friend and a good person.  Betty was sweet and good-natured.  R.I.P. my old neighbor and friend.

Rest in peace special lady.  You had the most wonderful outlook on life that I have ever known.  Met you on Anderson St. when you were about 7 years old.  You were special then and just became more so through the years... Barbara Huston Lovett

Betty was a friend for many years. . . a dear, dear person who will be much missed.

OBITUARY

Betty Sue Roth

January 19, 1933 – October 5, 2014

Hill Funeral Home

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