Birth date: Jul 15, 1929 Death date: Jun 27, 2016
Elizabeth F. White, 86, was called to be with the Lord on June 27, 2016. Betty and her husband, Lester, were married in Bay City, Michigan on June 14, 1952, and were blessed with nine children, Mary, Dave, Jim, Peggy, Paul, Kathle Read Obituary
We are so very sorry for your loss. No doubt your Mom is being held in G-d's care now and is pain free and happy. She missed your Dad and it was time for them to be reunited. They were both blessed to have lived such a long, happy life. As were all their children and children's children...to have had their love, guidance and wisdom for so many, many years is truly a blessing! May the memories you have created be the biggest blessing to you as you go through this journey.
Much love and peace,
Bonnie and Joi
I'm so sorry for your loss. The hole left when your mother goes home is a deep one. You are an incredibly strong woman and I'm sure your mother had something to do with that. I know you were close, so Angie and Kenny have that example in their make-up.
Blessings to al of you!
Eileen
Sorry for your loss I met her and Les at 5:00 mass on Sat it was a blessing to have known them. And to see how much they devoted their lives to each other and family and Christ whom they did be each taking turns readings at mass. We occasionally met them at Mc Donalds and they always gave me and a friend a big hi when we walked in. She will be missed. May she rest in peace. And Lord bring comfort to the family amen.
They say behind every good man is a great woman. However, my Dad was a great man. So what does that make my Mom? A saint! And she really was. She had an unlimited supply of love, compassion and caring for her family. I will miss you so much - my heart hurts but I have faith that you are in heaven and holding Dad in your arms.
I will never forget what a warm and wonderful smile Betty always had, so dear and kind.
From my family to yours, I am so sorry for this world's loss. There is no doubt, that Betty is in the arms of the angels and reunited with the love of her life.
Peace be with you, now and always.
Love, Carol Koenig
I did not know her but to have a daughter as loving and caring as Peggy she must have been a remarkable women!!! Rest in peace knowing your legacy is well cared for!!!
The love of my mother overflowed to all her nine children. Her kindness, nurturing nature and words of wisdom have been an inspiration. Her motto was, "People was more important than things." May God bless you always. I love you, Mom. Marybeth
Peggy,
I think she must have been a fabulous mother to have a daughter as wonderful as you are. I am so sorry but you have her memories. Janet Dunleavy
