Elizabeth Capobianco

Dear Tony, Tony Jr., and Jill, We were so saddened to hear of Betty's passing. She was such a great spirited person with a wonderful sense of humor. We loved the roll playing between Tony and Betty, reminded us always of Burns and Allen. And, we will always remember when you shared with us in our 25th wedding anniversary celebration at the Highlawn Pavilion. We all had a wonderful time and you both were part of why we so much enjoyed it. Tony and family - we wish you strength and the faith...

So sorry to hear of your loss of your wife, mother and grandmother. Have fond memories of her from Snyder H. S.& dancing at St. Pats Friday nights dances to the Capobianco Bros. Band. . Rest in Peace Betty, you will be missed. Joan Brady-Ternyik

My sincere condolence to the Capobianco family for the loss of your beloved one. May the God of all comfort strength you during this difficult time. Draw close to God and he will draw close to you. James 4:8

Our deepest sympathy to the family, one of our fondest memories is when we went to Atlantic City with them over 30 years ago we went with a group of five other couples all Hillside Avenue friends, I found out with sharing a room with Betty that her and I both like to sleep the same way with our foot hanging off the bed. Betty was always there for me, she always encouraged me to be silly, loud and to just have fun, we had so many laughs together I will miss her. Angie and Ron Dailey