Betty was such a fun loving person. When her kids were small she was a full time Mom who has always had a busy social life. She loved celebrations such as bonfire night when family, friends and neighbours when she could often be found in the kitchen cooking an amazing amount of food for everyone to enjoy. Betty loved having a full house.
Betty was involved in everything. She loved to sing, dance and act. For many years she could be heard singing at church and was involved in acting in local plays at the working mans club in the village. When not rehearsing she would be helping with costumes using her old hand wound sewing machine which saw a lot of use over the years.
Betty was so well known in the village that her children found they could not get away with anything as she would always find out. Latterly her beloved red mk1 ford fiesta car announced her progress around the area as she travelled to her many activities. 
As an older Mom she became more active with the WI. She loved going to the meetings and would often host at home too. She helped out with anything they did; shows, jumble sales parties. She loved to play whilst too and had her own club for many years too.
Betty loved to be around people and she will be missed by all who knew her in the village and in the church.

We met this month to raise funds for our very own chapel - we do this once a year. A sunny and well attended event perhaps helped by it being polling day next door in the Church hall as well. We raised £120 which included £20 from the sale of homemade cakes and homegrown rhubarb.