Birth date: Nov 19, 1945 Death date: Sep 8, 2014
Betsy (Elizabeth) Louise Hoaglin Born - Birmingham, Alabama November 19, 1945 She grew up in Clearwater, Florida Betsy met her love of her life, Rusty, at 14 years old. He worked for Betsy’s dad pumping gas at a neighborhood gas Read Obituary
April---you may not remember me---but I am your step cousin...we came and stayed with you and the family when we came to Clearwater from Florida. My mom passed in 2011, so understand how deep the loss can feel. My sister and I would love to reconnect with you and Aunt Holly....please contact [email protected]
Betsy and I are very old friends from way back in X-ray school, We worked together,and enjoyed diving with her and Rusty. I will miss her but have fond memories. RIP my friend
Carole Simpson
Betsy taught me what it took and looked like to be a successful, strong, professional woman with integrity and kindness
Our heats go out today to April and the entire family and friends of Betsy. Mary and I always loved her wit, humor and outlook on life. She and Rusty are missed.
Jeff and Mary Story
Elizabeth will be remembered for her gracious heart. We will miss your willingness to volunteer time and talent to any cause that would benefit others. Prayers and peace be with you.
Living life to the fullest. An amazing, loving, remarkable woman. Her incredibly strong bond she had with her granddaughter is what I personally saw for years while her granddaughter attended the same school as my children. A service-oriented woman...constantly on the go and always helping others. I saw this and knew this about her, without even having a close relationship with her. At the drop of a hat, she was there to help and provide. Heaven has received an Angel who truly served her God and made a huge impact on this earth. Rest in peace, Betsy. Praying for April and Riley during your time of mourning.
April,
I am so sorry to hear about your mom. So many of my favorite childhood memories were from growing up with you. I remember the beautiful aquarium when you entered your house, the shark painted in the pool and everyone jumping off the roof into the pool. (not me of course, too chicken) and I can't forget the trip we made to Valdosta all by ourselves. I can't believe my parents let me go. LOL. Your parents were so sweet and welcoming, I always felt like family. I am sorry we lost touch over the years, but my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this difficult time.
Debbie Moore (Velong)
