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Elizabeth Louise "Betty" McCabe

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Elizabeth "Betty" Louise McCABE 5-18-1953 thru 1-28-2011 Passed away at the age of 57; She lived in West Seattle all her life. Betty was born at Maynard Hospital in Seattle to Dwain and Elizabeth Willis. Betty's passing touches us deeply, she was greatly loved, and her laughter, love and spirit will be greatly missed. Betty married the love of her life, Daniel A. McCabe, in 1977. They raised two boys- Ryan D. McCabe and Christopher A. McCabe She worked for 19 years for the Seattle School District. Most of that in their cafeteria, she was loved by all the kids. She was known as "The Lunch Lady". She enjoyed crossword puzzles, gardening, camping, ocean trips, old movies and Tv Land shows. She is survived by her husband Dan McCabe, two sons Ryan D. McCabe and Christopher A. McCabe; her father and mother; her brother Ron (Karen) Willis; sisters Lorrie Willis, Patty Willis and Shawn Lovin; numerous aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery, January 29th 2011 Viewing is from 9:00 AM till 11:00 AM. A Celebration of Betty's Life will be held at Van Aselt Elementary School following the funeral service. In lieu of flowers, please donate in her name to the Humane Society.

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Published by The Seattle Times on Jan. 27, 2011.

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Karen Carlberg

January 18, 2012

I miss you Betty.

January 16, 2012

You are in our thoughts forever.

July 6, 2011

We think about you every day. We love you and miss you.

Lorrie Willis

February 5, 2011

We will make sure the stickers carry on in Bet's memory.

February 5, 2011

We will make sure the stickers carry on in Bet's memory.

Annette Fritz

January 31, 2011

Betty is & will be missed. You all are in my thoughts & prayers. The good memories of her live on. As the days and weeks pass your good memories of Betty will be a great comfort to you.
Annette Fritz,
Seattle School District- Nutrition Services Dept.

Nancy

January 29, 2011

Betty will be remembered for her kind heart and for being a bright, beautiful soul. I am so sorry for your loss.
Love,
Nancy

January 28, 2011

Betty was a beautiful woman inside and out. She had an infectious smile and she will be missed by many. Betty has left a strong memory behind...never to be forgotten and always to be smiled about. With love and sadness, Mark & Tricia Shaw

Tracy Anderson

January 27, 2011

I have many great memories with my Aunt Betty, Uncle Dan, and the boys but I will remember her most for the sparkle in her eye, her smile, and her sweet nature. She loved her family with all she had and has left us all too soon. Cherish the memories and think of her with a smile.

Trina (Hoover) Nonis

January 27, 2011

Betty was one of my "moms" growing up. The McCabes lived next door and if they weren't at our house we were at their house. We spent many vacations, summer days and nights and holidays with the McCabe family. I will miss Betty so much. Especially her laugh. She had the greatest laugh. Dan, Ryan and Chris, My heart aches for you. I know how great this loss is. I love you all.

Heather Green

January 27, 2011

Ryan you and your Family are in my thoughts and prayers!

Heather Killough-Green & Family

Laurie Bixenamn Graham

January 27, 2011

Miss Betty Lou was the prettiest gal in the nieghborhood when I was growing up. I always thought she was so glamorous. Of course, I was just a pesky neighbor kid! I am so sorry for your loss to ALL the Willis' and Betty Lou's family.

Karen Carlberg

January 26, 2011

Words cannot express my sorrow for your loss. Betty was my friend for so many years and I will miss her terribly!
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love Karen

January 26, 2011

So very sorry for your loss. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.
Your Friends at Shadow Lake Elementary

Shawn Lovin

January 26, 2011

Dan, Ryan and Chris - always keep the wonderful and happy memories you have for Bet. Love you guys!

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