Elizabeth Ryan

I miss Frank on the tennis courts. Betty understood how to move on with no Frank by her side. Tough to do. But her children made it happen.

To the entire Ryan Family,
We had the pleasure of knowing Betty when she lived at Jordan Commons. Betty was a delight in every way,and a real lady.
She was very proud of all her children, grandchildren and great grandchild.
We both send our heartfelt condolences to all.


Mari-Louise & Bill Donovan

Waterford,Ct.

The Ryan family can take solace in knowing that Betty and Frank are reunited again! I used to play tennis with Frank, and spoke at his funeral. He was a great role model, as was Betty. Together, a pair who raised a family with grace, and joy. Be aware that you came from the best.
I am sorry for your loss, the world was a better place with both your folks in it. May you find peace in the knowledge that others noticed the good in your parents.

Nancy, I am so sorry for you loss dear. My thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

Betty was a classmate of my sister's at CNR. I was a freshman when they were seniors. Betty and Frank, with Miriam & Tom Aery, Chuck and I and Bob and Nancy Hafner played monthly bridge and spent New Year's Eve together for many years. Betty was a wonderful friend. She will be missed. Can't be at the funeral. I am snowed in and probably won't get out by morning. My sympathy to all of you. Mardy Moore

Betty was a classmate of my sister's at CNR and I am also a graduate there. We (Chuck and I)were in a bridge club with Betty and Frank, Miriam and Tom Aery, Nancy and Bob Hafner for a long time. We also spent New Year's Eve with that same group for many years. My sympathy to all. Betty was a good friend and cheerful companion. She will be missed. I am snowed in so probably won't be out by morning to attend the funeral. Msrdy Moore