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BETTY E. CLARK (DOW) (A.K.A. DADDY MAMA /AMMA)
Date of Passing: May 25, 2018
Send Flowers to the Family Offer Condolences or MemoryBETTY E. CLARK (nee DOW) (A.K.A. DADDY MAMA /AMMA) 1944 - 2018 Betty was promoted to glory on May 25, 2018. She was predeceased by her husband Ted in 1978. Left to cherish her memory is her daughter Sherron, sons, Barry (Rosa) of Winnipeg and James (Niki) of Nanaimo, BC, her granddaughters, Savannah and Jazzmin of Winnipeg, Maddison and grandson Logan of Nanaimo; and her brothers, Clint of Port Alberni, BC and Harry (Doreen) of Winnipeg. Betty will also be deeply missed by many relatives and good friends, especially Pat, whom she spent many happy hours talking on the phone and sharing great laughs. "Thanks Pat - she has her phone with her". Sharon, her loving friend and neighbour, who has been there to help and support Mom over the last few months. There will be no funeral service at her request. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Salvation Army, Living Hope Community Church-Missionary Group, 51 Morrow Street, Winnipeg, MB R2M 1A5 or a charity of your choice. We love you Mom, spread those wings, till we meet again. Eternal Grace Funerals in care of arrangements.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jun 02, 2018
Condolences & Memories (2 entries)
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Aunty Betty was like my second Mom when I was a kid. Fondest memory is her cream puffs!! Always had them made when she knew we were coming over. Aunt Betty and my Mom, Marlene, were like sisters. Always there for each other. I remember when I was growing up that every Saturday or Sunday (sometimes both days) the two of them would spend an hour or two gabbing on the phone. They grew apart but in the end Aunt Betty wanted Mom with her and they were like they had always been - close and supportive of each other. I will miss Aunty Betty very much - she was a wonderful, out spoken, loving, funny and beautiful person. Rest in peace Aunty Betty. Love you - Posted by: Patti Adams (Cousin) on: Jun 12, 2018
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I knew Betty while growing up at the Army. Betty was quiet back then and so I didn't know her closely, but she was always a part of those years. I always liked Betty - I think everybody did. I am sorry that she went to glory before we had a chance to reconnect. But I'm glad that she was still an active part of the Army world and culture and most of all, of the worldwide Christian community. Betty, all of my memories of you are lovely memories. It's so good to know that you are now "Safe in the Arms of Jesus, safe on His gentle breast...". - Posted by: Lorelie Jorheim (was then 'Black' (An old friend) on: Jun 05, 2018