Anderson, Betty – Betty Anderson died April 11th 2019. Predeceased by daughters Margaret Anderson, Sue Munnoch and Sara Anderson. She is mourned by her husband Bill, her grandchildren; Kenneth Dow, Barbara Chicago and Victoria Munnoch, great grandchildren Samantha Abel, Breanne and Mathew Chicago.
The last of her family line from their arrival in Saint John in the early 1780’s, she was the daughter of Percy and Pearl Kinsman, and avid curler, knitter, bridge partner, cook and family nurturer she will be missed by all who have shared her company in Saint John, Toronto and Goderich. Funeral services will be held at St. Georges Anglican Church (87 North Street, Goderich) on Tuesday, April 16th, 2019. The visitation will begin at 11:00 A.M. with the service at 12 P.M. with reception to follow, in the church. Those wishing to recognize Betty’s life with a charitable donation are invited to contribute to Huron Residential Hospice (98 Shipley Street, Clinton, Ontario N0M 1L0).
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Kay Donlevy
I accompanied my mom Mary Donlevy & Pete Petrie on many Sunday breakfasts with Betty & Bill. She was always so kind, joyful & full of stories of what she & Bill had been up to. She was always so kind to bake banana bread for my husband which was his favourite. She will be sorely missed but I am so happy to have known such a classy lady.
Joan Woodward
The Woodward family have many good memories of a lovely lady and good neighbour in our little ‘community’ on Sandalwood Place. Sending my sincere condolences to you all, Joan W.
Tony and Sharon Martens
A kind and gentle soul
Andrea Mary Alexandra Smith
I remember darling Betty as a truly beautiful person, so full of kindness and gentleness and always ready for a good laugh when the occasion arose. What good friends to my sweet father Robert R. Smith both she and Bill were for over 90 years!
Rest with peace and dignity as you lived your life,Betty. To you Bill, all my love and thank-you for being there for me through so many difficult moments and also in so many joyous ones. I am with you in spirit always, though I can’t be there for Betty’s service. May you be comforted knowing that you were apple of Betty’s eye and a wonderful lifelong companion.
again, all my love from Italy,
Andrea.
Judy and Butch Norman
Please accept or heartfelt sympathy. Bill and I shared many a coffee after Healthy Hearts at Tim Horton’s. Betty was a lovely Lady in every sense of the word and Bill you were always such a gentleman. I truly enjoyed our visits. Take care and God Bless!
Judy