ELIZABETH "BETTE" WINSTON

Bette (Eema to her grandchildren) was the seventh of nine children born to Ukrainian immigrant parents on a farm in Pennsylvania. She, her brothers and sisters worked very hard on this farm, and were not recipients of the unending gifts and attention that Bette later was able to shower upon her children, grandchildren, and friends. While the work ethic she learned on the farm clearly stuck with her throughout her life, as an adult, she was no longer just one of many, and she relished the...

Aunt Bette. Thank you for loving us all for all those years. Rest in peace in the arms of our Savior.

Psalm 90:10 says that the days of our years are 70 years, And if because of special mightiness they are 80 years. May the memories of the wonderful times you shared together bring a smile and joy in your heart.

I am from Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Seaford and I had been visiting Bette weekly since Nov. 2010. We use to have some lively conversations years ago and I considered her one of my girlfriends. She had a beautiful smile and spirituality and it was my pleasure to visit her and give her Holy Communion. I loved when she use to say "Hi Sweetie" to me. She was not responsive now for quite awhile. I missed the old Bette and it sadden me that she was lost. Now she is at peace. I know Jesus...

So sorry to hear of the loss of "Aunt Bette." She was a large part of Bobby's life. Always giving support and love to all of us. My condolences to your family!

Roger, Linda, and Larry...Sharing in the sadness that you are feeling right now. Hoping that cherished memories will eventually change your sorrow into smiles and laughter. The Stepanik children are all reunited right now...there is joy in heaven. Love as always, Cindy & Rick