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Tuesday, February 1, 2005
The Gorzsas family sends their deepest sympathy to the Francett's. Louie and Helen went to P'burg High School, with Betty. They will have very fond memories of all the good times they had together.
GOD BLESS!
Louis and Marytheresa Gorzsas
mgorzsas@msn.com
Wednesday, February 2, 2005
I would like to send my deepest sympathy to my Aunt Betty's family. She is my Great Aunt. My father is her nephew, Bill Shepherd. She had to be the most sweetest lady I have ever met. I always looked forward to receiving that special birthday card from my Aunt Betty every year. She always remembered. She loved her family and friends very much. You could just feel that from her when she saw you or talked to you on the phone. She came to my daughter Lauren's birthday parties in the summer with her friend Dottie. She really enjoyed that. I will miss her dearly.
Michelle Shepherd
shelly27@enter.net
Wednesday, February 2, 2005
We would like to send our deepest symathy to Betty's family. We
will be forever grateful that we had Betty in our lives and our
mother had her so long as her dearest friend. She will be forever
in our hearts love The Luzietti family.
The Luzietti family
ediehl@bellatlantic.net
Thursday, Feburary 3, 2005
Betty Francett was the aunt of my father, William L. Shepherd and my great aunt. The lasting memories I have of Betty was that she seemed to be everyone's "aunt". No matter how often days or weeks went by without seeing her, she would always remember to send a Christmas or Birthday card and offer some kind words that made her the loving person that we all knew. As a child, I remember seeing her at all of the holiday gatherings and weddings with the biggest smile. In recent past, I would often see her out shopping and she would always go out of her way to give me a big hug and ask how my career and classes were going. She was one of a kind, and a golden example of a great human being.
Brian Shepherd
brian_shepherd@merck.com
Monday, February 28, 2005
Barbara has recently informed me about the death of my dear friend
Betty. I am writing to indicate how sorry I am for she was most
special to me. Betty was my dearest friend from high school. We
enjoyed remembering those days of our youth, especially the dances
at the YMCA. I know the "Y" dances were most important
for Betty, for that is where she and Bob met. I recall how thrilled
she was. Please know that she will always be an important part
of my life and will be remembered fondly.
Beverly Tuttle Willever
rhwillever@yahoo.com
Thursday January 30, 2008
Dear Mom,
It is three years today since you left us and it seems like yesterday. You may be gone from our lives in body but you are in our hearts forever. Not a day goes by that I don't think about you and miss you deeply. We love you always.
Your loving daughter,
Barbara
bfrancett@cs.com