Elizabeth Hesburgh O'Neill

I met Elizabeth in Norwich, and never forgot her!! My heartfelt sympathy to all of you at her loss! She was THE original "phenomenal woman"! My prayers...........Suzanne C. Pelcher (formerly Sr. Suzanne Joseph,csj)

I met “Betty” O’Neill in Norwich, NY, in the early 1960s through our mutual interest in bridge. Shortly afterward, Betty and her brood became our neighbors on West Main Street. Betty and I played together in a bridge club until Betty retired and moved to Cazenovia. We remained friends over the years. One February, after we retired and moved to Florida, Betty came to visit us in Mid-Florida Lakes and ended up buying a home there, where she spent three winters until her health forced a...

My wife (Mary Lucretia O'Neil Costello)from Binghampton and I express our deepest sympathy to the family and offer our prayers. B. Patrick Costello, Class of 1949 - N.D.

So sorry to read about Betty. She was one great lady. I first met Betty and Bob in 1948 when I decided to work for Bob at the old Donovan Monument works on Fenner Street in Caz. Right out of High School, I was looking for a steady job. Learning to engrave monuments was not my goal in life but between 1948 and 1950, when I entered the Air Force, I can say that Betty, Bob and I learned how to exist. The monument business can have some very lean winter months. Even in a frosty workshop, ...

Father Ted,Jim and family,
Although we are in Florida we read the Syracuse paper. We are very sorry about the loss of your wonderful sister, Betty. It would seem from the write-up that she had an interesting and active life. We are sorry that we are not there to great the family and express our deep sympathy. Please know you are all in our prayers as is Betty.

Fondly,

Joe and Joan