Betty ADANK

I fondly remember Betty from my days in Severn Street. She babysat our children and would always arrive with an apple and a treat. The children adored her and so did we. Thinking of you all at this time. Jocelyn Petersen, Severn Street CHCH

To Francis John and Rodney Enjoyed many a catch up when in ChristChurchwith your Mum Many memories of Kaiaita shared and hilarious stories from the early days when our family lived next door.Mum always considered Betty her best friend and had great memories from when they were building and starting out their lives in Kaiata.Sorry that due to suffering from coughs colds and flu we won't be celebrating Betty's life with you but our thoughts will be with you all.

To Frances,Rodney John and families. Peter told me of Betty`s passing yesterday evening. We went for a journey down memory lane. Your parents are remembered by my family in a loving and respectful way. Betty`s great friendship our mother will be cherished and remembered by the whole Willis Family. I remember when you all moved to Alexandra the feeling of sadness and in our little community had to adjust to new Neighbour's -we were pleased when you all returned to Blaketown and I became...

My deepest condolences to your Family with the passing of Betty; a Mum, a Grandmother and friend to many Having come from Dillmanstown Kumara I have fond memories of Betty when she visited Ethel and Sammy I remember a caring, fun and vibrant Lady Rest in Peace Betty Catherine McGrath

Betty: I will never forget your kindness when I started work as a 18 year old all those years ago. You took me under your wing and helped me along my journey. The one event that stands out is when I got my drivers licence. You were so happy for me. You sent me a card and I have still got it. Thank you and rest in peace Betty liz cunningham