Betty was the daughter of Duane and Dorothy Anderson. She graduated from Adrian High School in 1960 and had been a very busy lady since then. She had so many talents in so many different areas; and she was always helping others. She enjoyed her career as an USPS Carrier for over 20 years. Other occupations included, farm wife, small poultry processing and bus driver for Blissfield Community Schools.
On December 2, 1992, Betty bowled a "300" game at Forest View Lanes. She had been very engaged and active in genealogy groups and had worked very hard on finding every leaf on the tree. Betty was a very hard worker right up to a month before her death.
Betty was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on May 5th. A resident of Ottawa Lake, MI, she died peacefully in her sleep at her daughter's home (Cheryl Hoffman and John Harmon) in Erie, MI, on June 14th. Left to cherish her memory were daughter, Cheryl Hoffman (John Harmon); grandsons, Christopher (Rachael) and Sean (Phyllis) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Chelsia, Parker, Paityn, and Colton due in July. She also left three step grandchildren, Shauna, Samantha, and Seth Harmon.
Also left to cherish her memory were her daughter, Chery (Dean) Niederkohr; grandchildren, Carrie (Jason) Simbeck, Wade (Alexis), Zack and great-grandson J.J.
Betty was also survived by brother Fred Anderson and sister Linda (Jim) Tate, her cousins and best friends, Sharon Kooinga and Carolyn (Gene) Covell and many addition extended family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Duane and Dorothy; step-mother, Madaline (Waffle) and son-in-law, Michael Hoffman.
Visitation was held on June 18th at the Michael W. Pawlak Funeral Home, Temperance, Michigan, where funeral services were held the following morning. Interment in Sand Creek Cemetery, Sand Creek, MI.
Published in The Blade from June 16 to June 17, 2019.
On December 2, 1992, Betty bowled a "300" game at Forest View Lanes. She had been very engaged and active in genealogy groups and had worked very hard on finding every leaf on the tree. Betty was a very hard worker right up to a month before her death.
Betty was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on May 5th. A resident of Ottawa Lake, MI, she died peacefully in her sleep at her daughter's home (Cheryl Hoffman and John Harmon) in Erie, MI, on June 14th. Left to cherish her memory were daughter, Cheryl Hoffman (John Harmon); grandsons, Christopher (Rachael) and Sean (Phyllis) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Chelsia, Parker, Paityn, and Colton due in July. She also left three step grandchildren, Shauna, Samantha, and Seth Harmon.
Also left to cherish her memory were her daughter, Chery (Dean) Niederkohr; grandchildren, Carrie (Jason) Simbeck, Wade (Alexis), Zack and great-grandson J.J.
Betty was also survived by brother Fred Anderson and sister Linda (Jim) Tate, her cousins and best friends, Sharon Kooinga and Carolyn (Gene) Covell and many addition extended family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Duane and Dorothy; step-mother, Madaline (Waffle) and son-in-law, Michael Hoffman.
Visitation was held on June 18th at the Michael W. Pawlak Funeral Home, Temperance, Michigan, where funeral services were held the following morning. Interment in Sand Creek Cemetery, Sand Creek, MI.
Published in The Blade from June 16 to June 17, 2019.
Betty was the daughter of Duane and Dorothy Anderson. She graduated from Adrian High School in 1960 and had been a very busy lady since then. She had so many talents in so many different areas; and she was always helping others. She enjoyed her career as an USPS Carrier for over 20 years. Other occupations included, farm wife, small poultry processing and bus driver for Blissfield Community Schools.
On December 2, 1992, Betty bowled a "300" game at Forest View Lanes. She had been very engaged and active in genealogy groups and had worked very hard on finding every leaf on the tree. Betty was a very hard worker right up to a month before her death.
Betty was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on May 5th. A resident of Ottawa Lake, MI, she died peacefully in her sleep at her daughter's home (Cheryl Hoffman and John Harmon) in Erie, MI, on June 14th. Left to cherish her memory were daughter, Cheryl Hoffman (John Harmon); grandsons, Christopher (Rachael) and Sean (Phyllis) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Chelsia, Parker, Paityn, and Colton due in July. She also left three step grandchildren, Shauna, Samantha, and Seth Harmon.
Also left to cherish her memory were her daughter, Chery (Dean) Niederkohr; grandchildren, Carrie (Jason) Simbeck, Wade (Alexis), Zack and great-grandson J.J.
Betty was also survived by brother Fred Anderson and sister Linda (Jim) Tate, her cousins and best friends, Sharon Kooinga and Carolyn (Gene) Covell and many addition extended family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Duane and Dorothy; step-mother, Madaline (Waffle) and son-in-law, Michael Hoffman.
Visitation was held on June 18th at the Michael W. Pawlak Funeral Home, Temperance, Michigan, where funeral services were held the following morning. Interment in Sand Creek Cemetery, Sand Creek, MI.
Published in The Blade from June 16 to June 17, 2019.
On December 2, 1992, Betty bowled a "300" game at Forest View Lanes. She had been very engaged and active in genealogy groups and had worked very hard on finding every leaf on the tree. Betty was a very hard worker right up to a month before her death.
Betty was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on May 5th. A resident of Ottawa Lake, MI, she died peacefully in her sleep at her daughter's home (Cheryl Hoffman and John Harmon) in Erie, MI, on June 14th. Left to cherish her memory were daughter, Cheryl Hoffman (John Harmon); grandsons, Christopher (Rachael) and Sean (Phyllis) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Chelsia, Parker, Paityn, and Colton due in July. She also left three step grandchildren, Shauna, Samantha, and Seth Harmon.
Also left to cherish her memory were her daughter, Chery (Dean) Niederkohr; grandchildren, Carrie (Jason) Simbeck, Wade (Alexis), Zack and great-grandson J.J.
Betty was also survived by brother Fred Anderson and sister Linda (Jim) Tate, her cousins and best friends, Sharon Kooinga and Carolyn (Gene) Covell and many addition extended family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Duane and Dorothy; step-mother, Madaline (Waffle) and son-in-law, Michael Hoffman.
Visitation was held on June 18th at the Michael W. Pawlak Funeral Home, Temperance, Michigan, where funeral services were held the following morning. Interment in Sand Creek Cemetery, Sand Creek, MI.
Published in The Blade from June 16 to June 17, 2019.
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