Dr. Betty MEHL

Paige and families, I smiled when I looked at Betty s pictures with hats. She was such a fun loving lady. One day she drove up to our store Two Old Crows ,she put on a hat ( she said it was her chaffuers hat and gloves) She was taking us to dinner and even told us we had to sit in the back and off to Elisabeth s we went. Great food and laughs. She made us feel special but she was the one who was special!!!!!!!!!

You will always be in my heart Mrs. Mehl. Thank you for your love and always being so special to me. Throughout my life as I have grown up and grown older, I have always thought of you. This will never change.

You will always be in my heart Mrs.Mehl.

Thank you for you love and always being so special to me.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. I know first hand what you are going through, and sympathize with all of you. Hold on to your good memories to get you through the tough times ahead.

Another shining angel forever bright is now in heaven. What a reunion up there it will be for you dear Betty. John will be smiling always with you once again by his side. I remember when you made me as a little girl those milkshakes and I eagerly listened to your special Kentuckian accent. Last saw you at Paige's after grad party in 1968 in your home. Our thoughts go out to you dear Paige, Brent , and Byron and all your families and friends. Your mother was a truly loving, unique, and one-of-a-kind lady. I will wear a funky Aussi hat on the 4th and be with you in spirit.

Love,

Lynne (Noxon) and John Rose

So sorry to hear about Auntie Betty. She will be sadly missed. Our thoughts and prays are with you.

Betty was an inspiration and blessing to everyone she met. She was the classiest of classy, she made everyone feel welcome and she always made you feel special. She will certainly be missed by my family. Thank you Betty for being part of our lives. Linda(Edwards), Brandon, Nathan and Jordan

Dearest Betty,

Little did we know our last visit to you, in deed would be our last. You were in bed with a cold, however we had visited you before with much the same situation. We had heard, by one of your large circle of friends that you were in the hospital but again we had anticipated your return and looked forward to more visits with you.
We take comfort in knowing that you are once again with your beloved husband and your three dear sisters as well as many others who you will enjoy recalling your wonderful adventures and antics that you shared.
We sorely feel the loss, but our loss would have been greater if we had never had the opportunity to meet you.
We also appreciate dear Betty you sharing your kind gesture of friendship as through you, we met some wonderful people, the kind who gravitate to your gracious manner.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to your dear family and also to your friends who, like us, will miss you.