Betty Sluder Keisler

Betty, knowing you and working with you at Xerox was certainly a pleasure. We will meet again some day. Our condolences and sympathy go to your family and freinds.

You know how much Betty meant to me.She was a mentor, dear friend and one of the sweetest Christians I have ever known. I will miss her laughter and her giving me so much encouragement when I should have been encouraging her. I know all of you will miss her also. My prayers are with you at this very special time. I treasure your friendship.

In Christ's love,
Ann Bunch

Although I don't remember Betty when we were growing up, I'm so happy that we "renewed" our acquaintance the last few years as the Masten and Sluder cousins have re-connected. We fondly remember the warm visit with Betty in 2006 when we shared family photographs and when we all got together in Era for the family reunion. Betty had great family stories which we all enjoyed. Let us wish God's blessings on all of Betty's family at this time.

We are truly sorry for your loss. Please know your family will be in our prayer.
Rosemary and Rodney Pirkle

I have such wonderful memories of Betty as I was growing up. I thought she was one of the most beautiful women I had ever seen - and she still was the last time I saw her. Her laughter filled a room. She will be missed by family and friends.

Dear Billy,

My brother, Ron, and I grew up with you guys when we lived on Fort Worth Street 100 years ago. So sorry to hear about your loss. I didn't know that Jimmy, too, had passed away. Either you or Jimmy worked with my uncle, Curtis Lauderdale, at Gifford-Hill a long time ago. He passed away a few years ago. We will keep you in our prayers. God bless.