Canaan, Connecticut
On Monday, December first, Bert Betteridge ate a hearty breakfast, walked away from the table and died in mid stride. He never could sit still. Bert taught by doing, usually doing things for people who couldn't do so well for themselves, or simply doing something for friends: it made sense to...
Read MoreI did not have the privileg of knowing Mr Betteridge but one thing is sure, he left some terrific prints through his son Terry. I sincerely hope that solace will come through kindness, prayers and love of all your family and friends.
marie bodman
marie bodman
January 04, 2009
To Jimmy and Peter and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. I'll never forget going into the store to buy an engagement ring and how great he was. My heart felt sympthy to your family.
Rick Twombly
December 11, 2008 | Simi Valley, CA
Awful sorry hear of Bert's passing. He was a great guy! He'd often stop by our machine shop with little projects, and at times just to shoot the breeze. With his wide ranging interests, he was fun to work and converse with.
He once brought us a bag full of his special treat, jumbo dates from the Sphinx Date Ranch. I still order them to this day. He was right, they are the best!
Godspeed Bert... and thanks.
Don Speice
December 07, 2008 | Westerly, RI
Aloha Terry and Pete,
It is consoling that my very dear friend continues to live through his children. Since we are individuated expressions of Spirit, like energy, we are not lost. We simply change our structure. The conservation of energy is the conservation of Spirit.
Bert was one of my father's best friends before his passing at age 53 in l972. My father would delight in coming home and telling the family of his latest story with Bert. So, when in l965 I was suspended from...
Tek Nickerson
December 07, 2008 | Kapa'a, HI
Peter, we are so sorry to learn of your dad's passing. Please accept our deepest sympathy.
The Marlin Family
Margaret Marlin
December 06, 2008 | Hilton Head Island, SC
