Betty Jo Tindell Sievert

It’s been a year and I still think about her and hear her laugh. We miss her so much. The Leonard

There are too many kind things. Shevwas a beautiful woman and she love her family and friends. She's a angel now and watching over us and I am so lucky to have known her.

My daughter Debbie Leonard introduced me to Betty a few years ago at her Antique shop.
What a wonderful and interesting lady .
We enjoyed lots of conversations but one was about the tv show
Downtown Abbey. We both loved the show.
I went several times with my daughter to her house and also to the assisted living home.
I will really miss our visits !!
My sincere condolences to all her family
She loved you all so much !
God Bless her on her next journey...

I am sorry to hear of her passing. I loved her and will keep her in my prayers. She was a very outgoing person who will be missed

My Aunt Betty was married to my dad's brother. I thought my Uncle Ray and Aunt Betty were the coolest people I knew when I was young. I really thought Betty was glamorous, and she was obviously clever, quick witted and fun to be around. Unfortunately my part of the family did not stay in touch enough after my father died. When I think about my Uncle Ray and Aunt Betty now, it is a lost opportunity on my part not to have known them better. Wonderful people, with a fantastic family as a...

Betty will be missed. She was a great friend, always had a contagious smile, the best since of humor. We spend a lot of time together with one of her favorite hobbies in life, her antiques. She knew so much about the history, I was impressed with her knowledge being in antiques as well. I will miss our outings going to lunch and shopping. Betty never complained at her age / health. She would always say that she was so lucky to be in such good health, independent, and in her right mind. She...