Condolences for Betty Johnson
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From Richard & Georgia Thompson & family :
Our sincere thoughts to each of you. Betty was a wonderful woman and will be missed.
From Janell Burke Raber:
Sister Betty Johnson was my Young Women’s leader, and I dearly loved her. I am so grateful for her and all she did to teach us. She will always be a shining example to me, and I can tell she was a wonderful example to her family and friends, so blessed to have known her, and to have been in her home when we got that opportunity. My heart and prayers are with her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I enjoyed watching her funeral and hearing all the stories about what a great Nan she was and all those she served. My life has been blessed by knowing her as a Young Woman and as a friend!!
From Lori Parish:
Diane and all Family sooo sorry for your lossprayers for all of you I know how much you will miss her.
From Caroine Jacobs:
Twenty years ago, I was hosted for almost a year into Betty and Earl’s home. All this time, they took so good care of me. They drove me all over the country to have me visit so many great sites and meet with their family. I was totally spoiled.
Betty’s never-ending energy and enthusiasm have helped me forge a better self and thrive through live. She was such a great role model. She will always be in my heart and soul and the memory of her smile will keep on lighting up my life.
Thoughts and love to Earl, Dennis, Shelly, Debbie, Diane, Deborah, Chantell, Jeremy, Spud, Marka… Thanks to all of you for sharing your Nana with me !
From Lynn Steadman:
Betty was such a kind, sweet, loving lady. I'll miss her smile, her hugs, and personality. When I was county Farm Bureau President, she was my secretary. One of my favorite memories of her was when we were in a mtg in the upper room of the old FB office building. Sitting by me, she faithfully took notes and always had valuable advice to offer. This was when cell phones were first introduced. I programmed her desk number in my new cell phone before the mtg. When the mtg. started, under the table I pushed Send and her desk phone rang. She excused herself and went downstairs to answer it. Just as she reached her phone, I pushed End. She hiked back up the stairs, pleasant like always. I repeated this a couple more times! We all, including Betty, had a good laugh! She later accused me of being just like Dennis, playing jokes!
We are so blessed to have known Betty. Sending our love and deepest sympathy to her family.
Lynn and Susan
From Lisa Bolingbroke :
I have known and loved Betty the whole 27 years we have been lucky enough to be neighbors. I have helped at many funeral dinners with her. She is such a hard worker. She was always so loving and kind and cared about everyone. She was so fun and easy to talk to. I will miss her so much.
From Tami Clark:
Earl, Dennis, Shelly, and family. We were so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers Matt and Tami Clark
From Annette Bennett:
Betty was a true friend! She was always kind and helpful. I enjoyed working with her in church activities. I loved hearing her family and friends call her Nana. Betty was blessed with a loving husband and children. Prayers for all of you.
From Blaine Jorgensen:
Dennis My friend, My most heart felt condolences goes to your family and you in your time of grieving. You are all in my prayers.
From Tanya Poulton:
Betty was always so nice to us when we lived across the street from the family when we were all kids! My condolences to the family!!
From Judy Zollinger:
Betty was always happy! We had so much fun when I was on the Farm Bureau Women's committee. Betty was always so helpful and added joy to our gatherings. I will always cherish the porcelain doll she made for me. She was an example of faith and happiness.
From Lisa Marsh :
Nan.. you are a neat lady. Glad I had the honor of knowing you, and I have many fond memories. Rest In Peace
From Lillian Jensen Newman:
Betty and I went to church in Heyburn, Idaho. We were always happy to see each other when I was in Rupert. She was always a happy person and helped others when ever she could. We were classmates at Minico High School. She will be missed by many.
From Judy Parkin:
Betty & I were in Minicos Class of 1957. But got to know each other thru the Red Hats. I appreciated her smile, strength of faith & bright spirit. She will be missed.
From Lyn Ann Arnell :
I am so happy I got to know Betty. I have missed our temple trips with our sisters. I am sad at the loss of this dear person. Many prayers are sent your way
From Barbara Pattee Bullock :
We were school mates at Minadoka County High School. I enjoyed her friendship over the years. Dale and I double dated with Earl and Betty in our school years