Betty L. Zehnder

To the Zehnder family,
I am so sorry to read of Betty's passing. I use to work for Second National Bank in Old Towne. At the time Betty was working at Amy's. What a classy lady. I saw her a few years ago and she had not changed at all. Betty was just alot of fun and I enjoyed knowing her.

Dear Charlie,

We have so many fond memories of Betty.
She made us feel so special when we first met her at the Germania Club. Bob recalls the time he danced with her because you didn't want to jitterbug.
We thought the world of her and we wish to express our deepest sympathy.

George -I'm very sad to hear about Betty. She was a very special person in my life. Betty lived life to the fullest every day. She was kind, caring, intelligent, and sweet. Any child would be proud to call her mom. Again I will dearly miss her. She is now in heaven with Archie.....
Richard Curry.

DEAR SHARON AND FAMILY,

RUDY AND I WERE SO SORRY TO LEARN OF YOUR MOM'S PASSING. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL. OF COURSE, I HAVE MANY MEMORIES OF BOTH YOUR MOM AND DAD WITH HAVING YOU BEING A PART OF OUR FAMILY FOR SO MANY YEARS. YOUR MOM WAS A VERY BEAUTIFUL LADY AND HAD A WONDERFUL PERSONALITY. SHARON, KNOW THAT WE LOVE YOU AND ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOST.

I met Betty when I joined the Woman's National Farm & Garden Association. She welcomed me with open arms into the garden group. My best memories of Betty are when it was time for our annual Greens Sale. Betty was always one of the first to sign up to help make peanut brittle. She was one of the best brittle makers in the group. If you were signed up to work, in the kitchen with Betty, you went home with a smile on your face and an ache in your side from the laughter she produced with...

We are very sorry to hear of Betty's passing. Our thoughts & prayers are with you at this difficult time. She will be missed by all who knew her. She was a great lady.

Connie,and Roxanne We have great memories of Betty. She would sub at club and we would all laugh at some of her jokes. She well be missed.
Grace Grillo Rousseau

I only knew Betty from golfing with her at Swan Valley but enjoyed her sense of humor on the course. She will be missed by the league.

Betty was one of the friendliest ladies we know - no matter when she saw you she always made it a point to greet you and visit. What great memories we have of her.

Don and Roberta Morey