Memories of Betty Lou Durham

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Betty Lou Durham

Murphy, TX

1930 - October 24, 2021

1930 - Oct 24, 2021

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Anita Ronald

It has been almost 3 years without my confidant, my biggest supporter, my guide. We still miss and will always love you, mom.

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Anita Ronald

Betty took good care of her elderly mother when she became too ill to care for herself, driving an hour each way to visit and do grocery shopping, help her bathe and clean up her house.
Mom did the same for one of her beloved elderly neighbors who experienced a stroke.
When her brother was dying of lung cancer, she made sure to call him and talk every day until he passed. They reminisced about their childhood together.
Mom always made sure to visit anyone who was ill in the hospital and she cheered them up, helped them through the experience or just offered them comfort.

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Anita Ronald

She was my mom, so just about everything..

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Anita Ronald

Betty’s little dog who lives with us reminds me most of her. Anytime I see roses or a perfectly manicured yard, or a spotless house, I think of mom. Alot of things I do myself remind me of Betty, as we were alike in so many ways. Anytime something happens I my life, I think “I need to tell Mom about this”.

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Anita Ronald

Back in Ohio, on a snow day off from school for me, mom( Betty) would makes us snow cones after lunch. I still remember watching her out in the sparkling snow in her boots and hat. We had alot of fun together on those days. She was always full of surprises and always up to something.

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Anita Ronald

Betty LOVED to talk on the phone. She spent alot of time keeping elderly lonely neighbors, her mother, and... Read more Betty LOVED to talk on the phone. She spent alot of time keeping elderly lonely neighbors, her mother, and her dying brother occupied... Read more Betty LOVED to talk on the phone. She spent alot of... Read more