Condolence: Written words cannot describe the love and devotion Aunt Betty had for her family and friends. She adored her three children, Diane, Jack and Bob, and worshipped her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She had a caring personality and made friends wherever she went. Aunt Betty and Uncle Al were the classic "Greatest Generation " couple. When I was growing up, they were my role models for being a parent and a devoted couple. She loved hearing stories about the family and being informed about family news. Aunt Betty listened intently and was never at a loss for expressing her frank opinion. She gave me three rules to follow : No tattletales. Call your mother more often. Always make time for family. I have many fond memories of Aunt Betty: Rooting for the UCONN Huskies, updates on General Hospital, wearing braces, family Christmas parties , Fourth of July picnics, softball games, Ogunquit Beach, Drive-in movies, ice skating, going "nutting" in the fall and "Betty's Spaghetti " It was comforting to know, that she was there. I will miss her dearly. We will all miss the greeting cards she sent us for for every birthday and anniversary. She was the original multitasker. Aunt Betty, Thank - you for everything. Love, Marianne 💕