Betty M. Avery, 92, of Frankfort, Ind., died December 3, 2018 at Wesley Manor. She was born July 9, 1926 in Miami County, Ind. to the late Elmer & Anna (Watts) Hann. She married Samuel B. “Barney” Avery on October 27, 1946 and he preceded her in death in February 2011.
She was a 1944 graduate of Butler Township High School. She grew up and attended schools in Peru, Ind., and lived in Michigantown for 3 years before moving to Frankfort. Betty was a teller for the Clinton County Bank for 25 years, retiring in 1987. She was a member of the First Christian Church, Sigma Alpha Chi, Business & Professional Women, President of PTO at Kyger School, was a Brownie Scout Leader, Red Cross volunteer, and a township representative for Clinton County Cancer Society.
Visitation and Services
Visitation will be 2-3 p.m. Friday, December 7, 2018 at Wesley Manor Chapel, 1555 N. Main St., Frankfort. Memorial services will begin at 3 p.m. at the chapel. Tim Grasham will officiate. Memorial donations may be made to the Clinton County Cancer Society.
Survived by:
Daughter: Linda Kay and her husband (William) Dyk Jr. of Lexington, KY, Son: Rick and his wife (Glenda) Avery of Frankfort, 4 Grandchildren: Gregory (Casey) Dyk, Kerry Ann (Trey) Higgins, Neil Dyk, and Stacey Avery, 7 Great Grandchildren, Reagan, Jackson, McKinley Higgins, Sasha (Tyler) Vela, Rylan Galvin, Katelyn Dyk and Kendall Dyk, 1 Great Great Grandchild, Cooper Vela.
Linda and family! What a great lady and life! So many memories! Our moms were our brownie scout troop leaders. You were my first grade school friend, Kyger kindergarten. Recalling the monkey bar incident, I still cry! Your mother was always so sweet and kind. Always asked about my banking career. Loved your parents! May you have peace in your memories. God bless!
Love and Peace
Rise Miller Compton
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBetty was the best! I worked with her at Clinton County Bank. She always had that wonderful smile and she was always kind. Prayers and thoughts to her family on their loss.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Linda, Rick, and families, your mom and dad were such a huge part of my life growing up. Linda, I remember the first time we met when my grandma had your mom bring you play at her house and we became fast friends. Growing up in 4-H together cemented that friendship. So many memories, including going to the lake with your family. Your mother’s Christmas card was always the first one I received, no matter where we lived, and she had to find the new address many times. In recent years, I always stopped to talk to her at the Manor, as she sat at the first table as mother and I walked in for lunch. I will miss that sweet lady! Many hugs to you! Love, Susan
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Facebook Twitter GoogleLinda, I am so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed Betty. My love and prayers are with you and your family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBetty was the greatest! She was like a mother to me when I lived in Frankfort. I truly loved her.
Linda and Rick……Your were both so lucky to have such wonderful parents. I am so sorry for your loss.
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