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IJQ
February 10, 2023
Stumbled across this page looking for info on my family... I really wish I got to meet you.
Ginny Walker Mapes
May 26, 2006
My dear friend, Betty ~ I am so sorry to learn of your passing. You were a 'breath of fresh air' as a nurse educator colleague at SMMH. Always taking on a challenge and doing terrific work, you could always be counted on.
Staff and colleagues loved you and will continue to do so; patients benefitted from your work in so many ways.
Your lovely children have wonderful memories of their great & gracious Mom & Dad. The world is a better place because of you.
My fond regards & remembrances, Ginny Walker / Temecula, CA
Lynn Dow
May 26, 2006
I knew Betty from serving on the Med-Surg Conference Committee with her - what a delight it was to work with her and what a role model she was as she went through her husband's illness followed by hers.
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