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Frank, the organist, chatted with Betty this morning |
Attending the local Episcopal church for the past 12 years, I've only known a white-haired Betty Dial. Remarking about her great-granddaughter's most noticeable feature, her grandson said that Betty was also a natural redhead.
And so it is that we're always learning something new about people, though we may have known them a long time.
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From 2009: Peggy, Betty, and Kay are irreplaceable |
Betty was one of our most stalwart participants for
Home and Hope, a local charity that shelters, feeds, and helps homeless families get back on their feet. She, along with a half-dozen senior former volunteers, have been difficult, if not impossible to replace.
She's still smart as a tack, but because of her health is moving to Oregon to be closer to her son.
Godspeed, Betty, till we meet again.
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