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Myrtle Baker
March 5, 2025
I dont know her, I found this poem that was shared at our one of the school cafeteria meetings. It have the name Betty Dilozier Lakeland, Fl. I was wondering if this is she.
Welynn Allbach
February 10, 2008
Hugh,
I was so sorry to hear about your mom. She was one of my favorite people while I was at EHS. My husband Dave taught with her from 1973 until she retired and he loved talking to her. Both of my parents are still with us but it's really hard dealing with them getting older. I'm sorry for your loss. Welynn Lewis Allbach
Teressa Tipton Warren
January 30, 2008
To Hugh & The DeLozier family:
Know first you are each lifted up in my prayers. Mrs. DeLozier was one of my favorite teachers. She was so special & she was so beautiful, inside & out. I will never forget my sewing experience with her. I know you will miss her greatly. She was my Home Economics teacher, I was a graduate in 1974 from Enka High School. I am so glad I was able to attend the gravesite service & give my respect. Teachers like her are hard to come by these days. Know you are in my prayers for strength through the days ahead. Hugh, I hope to see you again at the next High School Reunion, it was so good to see you but not under the circumstances. the website for updates is enka74.com May God bless you. Draw near to Him & He will see you through. Take care, Teressa Tipton Warren
Ray and Mary Estes
January 25, 2008
Joe and Zunita are fantastic communicators, but the sadness of
news of classmembers 43, L.E.H.S.,
passing into the majesty of GOD
is always a sad and difficult time
for so many that were fortunate to
know Betty. GOD bless family and
friends.
Aurelia Frisbee (Kelly)
January 24, 2008
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Henry P. May
January 24, 2008
Dear Delozier family: It is with great sadness that we learn of the loss of our class mate, Betty. That class has been the most loving and caring of all the many from Lee Edwards High and she was a part making it so. May God bless and keep her at His right hand forever until we can meet her there. Henry P. May, 6828 Lockridge Drive, Doraville, GA 30360-1515
Joseph M. "Joe" Clark
January 24, 2008
Betty's Family, Betty and her first cousin Judy Hipps [King] were members of the Class of 43 at Lee Edwards High School in Asheville. There were 408 of us in that class and Betty's death brings our known deceased total to 195. We are never ready to lose our loved ones regardless of age, health, or any other circumstance. The only comfort comes from a Faith in the Sovereignty of God and the manifested concern of caring friends. Our Class of 43 is thinking of you and will hold you in our prayers. Joe and Zunita Clark
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