BETTY LILLIAN ANDERSON

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BETTY LILLIAN ANDERSON Late of Winnipeg (Sandy Hook/Winnipeg Beach) February 18, 1928 to October 18, 2007 It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our dear mom, Betty. Left to cherish her memories are Betty's daughter, Debbie, and her husband, Ken, both of Saint John, NB, their boys, Franklin and Taylor, both of Winnipeg, MB, and Justin and Alex, also of Saint John, NB; Betty's son, Carl, and his wife, Wendy, their daughter, Carlene, and their sons, Brandon, Cole and Graydon, all of Winnipeg Beach, MB; and Betty's son, Robbie, of Gimli, MB; together with her sisters, Vi, Marg and Hazel; and numerous family and friends. Mom was predeceased by her husband and our dad, whose memories we cherish daily and who left our given earth ten years ago on October 25, 1997. Mom was born in Carman, MB to Ragnhild Alberta and Knut Algot Enander. She resided there until she moved to Winnipeg where she met and married Graydon. She worked at the Eaton's mail order for many years. In l971 Mom and Dad relocated from Winnipeg to the small village of Sandy Hook, MB; raised their family; and made a whole lot of wonderful lifetime friends. After Dad's passing Mom moved to Winnipeg for a few years and in the year 2000 she decided Winnipeg Beach was HOME. She resided at the Lodge in Winnipeg Beach until May, 2007 when she was diagnosed with kidney failure. Her last months were spent back in Winnipeg where she peacefully joined Dad in the wee hours of Thursday, October 18,2007. Mom, we'll love you forever; We'll love you for always; Forever and ever our Mom you will be Love from your family As per Mom's wishes a private family service will be held. Thanks to the many doctors, nurses and staff of Saint Boniface Hospital and Deer Lodge Centre who looked after Mom over these past months. In lieu of cards, family and friends may make donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association in Mom's memory. Arrangements entrusted to: Chapel Lawn Funeral Home 885-9715

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Oct 20, 2007