Betty Jo Jepsen

Betty Jo was my classmate at Mink Creek elementary and we attended the Mink Creek Ward, graduated 8th grade together. I have been impressed with her sweet kindness during her growing up years and following the news of her church and community service and achievements throughout her life. She was an excellent role model for all . Sorry for your loss Glenn and family. Warmest regards, LoRee Christensen Gang, a widow living in McMinnville Oregon

Sister Jepsen has influenced those she has come in contact with, serving at the temple, with her loving smile, caring attitude, and her grace! Her locker key has several silver hearts dangling from it, reminding all of us as we pass by, to serve with love! I first met Betty Jo in 2009 while serving on the same Saturday shift together. Her great influence was felt by all of us! A few years ago, I asked Sister Jepsen what had prepared her for her service on the Primary General Board. ...

Oh how I loved Betty Jo. I loved her smile, her laugh, and her words of wisdom. I will always treasure the necklace she gave me right off her own neck. She had stopped by my house after church and I made the mistake (or maybe not) of telling her how much I loved her cherry necklace and right then and there, she gave it to me! Because we lived in the cherry orchards of Pleasant View, I shall always treasure it and treasure our friendship. My thoughts and prayers of peace are sent to her...