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November 16, 2010
I was blessed to have met Betty at Rosewood, she always kept me on my toes and helped any way she could. She was very busy with her work/volunteering here at Rosewood, but always had time to keep you in her prayers. Now I will keep her in mine and will always remeber the smile you see passing you in the hallway. Sincerley Melissa M, Campus Activity Assistant, Rosewood
Deveda & Ernest Littauer
November 16, 2010
Dear Rick,
Our thoughts are with you in sympathy. What a strong, thoughtful, and loving person Betty was. How hard her decline was for both her and you. It's wonderful that she kept her independence and courage until the end. We hope the services go well. Love, Deveda
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