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S. Lynn Lockwood
December 3, 2008
Betty became my "Aunt" by marriage, but at the same time my friend for over 50 years. It was tantamount to winning the lottery! She was a REMARKABLE woman who greatly influenced many with her quiet demeanor, gentle spirit and unwaivering strength and courage. I, like many others, am a better person because of our friendship and although she will be deeply missed, Betty will never be forgotten.
Aunt Betty
Rhonda J. Lockwood
November 30, 2008
This is one of my favorite photos of Aunt Betty, in the morning, at her kitchen table in Reno, over coffee. As my Godmother, friend, confidante, and Aunt, she provided me with 48 years of unconditional love and affection. My heart is saddened with her departure from this Earth, but it is lightened by the thought of her and all her good deeds throughout her days here.
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