Elizabeth B. Fahd

Charles,
Just read of Betty's passing and can't begin to know your sorrow but do know that you will find comfort in your loving and devoted family and friends. Sorry I could not be there to represent my side of the old Fahd family. May Betty be happier where she now is and may you recover soon from your loss. May God be with you. Maybe she'll meet my mother who very much liked Betty. You two were very good to her when she needed friends.
Your cousin.

Dear Chuck and Family,
Our deepest sympathy on the passing of Betty. She was a great lady and we remember our days on Clinton Avenue with great fondness--had many good times together. Our warmest thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.

Max & Sally Tiller

Hey you guys, It's Kathy ! I have many memories of all of you and essp. of my Great Aunt Betty.When I was like 6 years old and my Mom was going to her OB/GYN pregnant with Barb, You lived upstairs. My Aunt Betty came down and "fetched"me up...to go upstairs with her. I too experienced the "LOLLY POP" Box! And her total attention and kindness and love !!! I have warm and fuzzy memories of her and you too Uncle Charlie. You were both sooo nice to me. I wish you the best...to move forward and...

Dearest Charlie

We are so sorry for Betty's passing. We know how much love there was between the two of you. You are the best neighbor ever Charlie and if there is anything you need, please call on us.

With Sympathy; Mark and Maria Forman

Uncle Chharlie, Chuckie and Mary Anne, Rosemarie and I were very sorry to hear of your loss. Some of my fondess memories as a child were visiting your family on Clinton Ave. Our sympathy and prayers are with you

Charlie and family,
We are so sorry for your loss and know how difficult Betty's struggle with Alzheimer's has been for all of you. Our sympathy and prayers are with you. Lee Ann and Harry Vitas

Charlie
I remember you from working(1977-9) in Bldg 12. You were always very nice to me and I will always appreciate it. I remember seeing your wife waiting for you in the parking lot and at Bob and Ron's. I am sorry to read of your wife's passing. Please accept my sincere sympathies.

Eileen Mott

To Uncle Charlie and Cousins Chuckie and Mary Ann:
I have many fond memories of visiting with your lovely wife/Mom when I was a kid and was always graciously welcomed by her. My Father, Harold Bonville loved her dearly and now they can all be together as a family again. She was the last of a big and wonderful bunch of kids and fortunately I got to know most of them. Marylyn and I pass on to you our best regards and prayers for you in this period of sorrow and loss. Your Nephew and...

Keith and the family. My thought and prayers go out to you in time of sorrow.
Good memories never go away.