Betty Cittadine

I am sad about the loss of Betty, who I worked with at the Kenilworth Union Church Rummage Sale and the New Trier Citizen's League. She always was fun to talk to and to be with, and also very effective. I liked her a lot and I will miss her.

Betty and I shared membership in several community organizations: historical societies, university lecture series and the New Trier Citizens Assembly. She had a lively intelligence and wit. I looked forward to seeing her and now will keep her in my memory.

Jack, so sorry for the loss of your Sister. Prayers go out for your family and nephew.

So sorry to hear this. I knew Betty from the Guild and in Naples, Fl. My sympathies to the family.

Betty was a role model for me and many members of the Junior League of Chicago. Her high energy, enthusiasm and knowledge of education provided inspiration as we volunteered together. Condolences to Betty´s family.

David, what a shock! We did not realize your mother was ill. We send heartfelt condolences. I have known your mother since we were new members of the Junior League. I remember being told...you should meet Betty Cittadine; you are both working full time." So few League members were working then! I did of course meet your mother and have always been impressed with her enthusiasm, competence, and charm. We will miss her greatly. Libbet R

We send our deepest sympathies to all of you--especially her son that she loved so much and was so very proud. We will all miss her greatly. Her church family is indeed feeling her loss as well. May her memory be eternal as the Greeks say.

Jack, our deepest condolences to you, Karen and your family on the passing of your sister. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jack, I am so sorry for your loss. Your sister was a very lovely person.