Sandy Springs, Georgia
Family-Placed Death NoticeAXELBERG, Betty BETTY WALDRON AXELBERG Betty Waldron Axelberg, a native of Atlanta, made her gracious passage home on the morning of May 30, and many souls, both two-legged and four-legged, are welcoming her with joy. Betty was born in 1920 to John and Bertha...
Read MoreMy heartfelt sympathies go out to the Axelberg family. I know her son Steve and in knowing him I now see where he inherited his kindness. May God bless and keep each of you.
TK Smith
February 07, 2013 | Lithonia, GA
Mrs. Axelberg really was the true embodiment of a lovely Southern lady. She was a fine woman with a wonderful sense of humor and delight. I enjoyed knowing her greatly.
Janis Miller
June 12, 2012 | Atlanta, GA
Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Ms. Betty Axelberg. She really enjoyed life. Ms. Axelberg lived a long fruitful and productive life because of special mightiness (Psalms 90:9,10). May her family draw strength from the God of all comfort during this time.
The Gill Family
June 01, 2012 | Atlanta, GA
Axelberg family - I was deeply saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you. James 4:4
June 01, 2012
I only know her son Steve and is a fantastic legacy for his Mother; always considerate with kind words to share even on the tough days.
Lisa Allen
June 01, 2012 | Scottdale, GA
Betty Axelberg set the tone for corporate grace and good manners in the heyday of the ad business in the Southeast. Husband Howard as President, ran Liller Neal, but she was the first lady who made employees feel welcome, clients feel appreciated, and media reps treated as part of the family. Her kindess toward dogs, did include two-legged types, and she made a difference in how Liller Neal was perceived throughout the industry. Jim & Jane Murray
Jim & Jane <\Murray
June 01, 2012 | Atlanta, GA