Betty Thompson

Kim, Nevada ('Randy' to me) and Carter, This morning I sadly read of your mother's passing. My condolences to you and your families. From my earliest memories, going back to when we all lived on Custer (you in a house on 7th, me in a cracker box down the block, to when we all lived on Av E and afterword when you moved to Radcliffe, your mother was always a special person in my life. Kind, sweet, soft spoken, loving and oh so loveable, she was the consummate role model for a perfect mother. I have many, many cherished memories of her and how she contributed so positively to my life. Of this I am certain: she had her wings long before she was welcomed by St. Peter. Jean Hartung Graham

Hey Carter I remember meeting your mother and thinking what a sweet nice lady and does she know what Carter's into; good ol Babcock theatre. All of God's Blessings to you and your family Curt Zygmond

The death of your precious loved one is the most devastating experience your family will face. At times, the pain of the loss will feel unbearable. Please know that there are friends who care about you and your family during this difficult time and more importantly Psalm 34:18 tells us that "God is near to those that are broken at heart.

I will always remember the kindness, compassion, and love that Betty gave to me over the years. She was such a lovely and kind soul who always had a sunny smile that was contagious. I have sadness that I haven't been able to see Betty these past few years, due to my own health issues. I hope that I can attend the meeting later this year. My email is: jmcmolly@peoplepc.com You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. Jude Cormier Spokane, Wa.

Every one should have a mother like Betty to support them through hard times.