Fresno, California
BETTE BALDIS "Grammy" Bette was born on November 5, 1934, in Illinois. She moved to Fresno in 1971, where she taught at California State University, Fresno until her retirement in 1997. She then assumed the job of devoted grandmother until her death this past Tuesday. Bette was a beloved mother,...
Read MoreTo the Family of Bette Baldis
Her work in the TC program will never be forgotten, it will always be a part of history-
I remember her smile, her affection towards all of us, it drew us closer towards her.
Much love to the family- she is now your Guardian Angel-
much love
alana aka alana mclane/delcarlo
ALANA SEDANO
June 25, 2004 | FRESNO, CA
We lost a great woman who had a big heart for the deaf. I will never forget her cheery smile. Thank you, Bette, for everything you've given us and your endless generosity. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Natalie Berrett (formerly Klein)
June 23, 2004 | Clovis, CA
To Bette's Family: My Prayers are with you all..I will never forget how WONDERFUL she was to me and other deaf children when we were young at Norseman. I am very sorry for not being able to come today for the funeral but she will always be in my thoughts. She has done a lot for the Deaf Community, helped the deaf children, and she will not be forgotten!
Jennifer Goins
June 23, 2004 | Salinas, CA
Bettie to me was an Aunt I never had the chance to know her. I heard many wonderful storys from my Sister Rosie (Cook, Helmer) Guildner, and my brother Jimmy Cook Jr. Aunt Bettie helped raise my sister Rosie. She was Rosie Mother-Auntie. She will be missed
Carol (Cook) Stepper
June 22, 2004 | Bremerton, WA
Mark, I am sorry about your loss. Bette was a wonderful instructor and friend. She will be miss.
Andrea Brodsly
June 21, 2004 | Fresno, CA
My deepest sympathy goes to Bette's family Mark, Lisa, and the children. I will always remember Bette and her contributions to this community.
Irma Rangel
June 21, 2004 | Clovis, CA
My deepest sympathies goes to Mark and his family. Bette was such a great woman who loved the deaf and had contributed a lot to the Deaf community. Thanks, Bette!!! May God Bless You!
Cindy Hodges
June 20, 2004 | Fresno, CA
