Betty Jo Clayton

Birth date: Oct 31, 1947 Death date: Jan 30, 2012

Betty Jo Clayton, age 64 of Coweta, Oklahoma passed away at her home peacefully with her family at her side after a courageous battle with brain cancer on January 30, 2012. She was born on October 31, 1947 in Welch, West Virginia Read Obituary

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Cheri

717w ago

My deepest sympathies to your family… Betty you were one of the nicest people I had ever meet here in Manitowoc. We worked together for short time at the collection office and would bring me fresh cut flowers and Orchids to put on my desk. You always had a kind word and a beautiful smile every morning at work.I was so sad when you decided to move to Oklahoma but I knew that your heart was there with your family. You will be missed. My thoughts and prayers to your husband Jim and your children. Forever in my heart.

Steve And Suzanne Lackey

717w ago

Dear Betty, or Ever-ready Betty as you told us what they called you in school, you will be deeply missed by us. By the way, the name fit the personality. You were always ready to go do something fun. This neighborhood really became a fun place to come home to,in seeing you and Jim on the front drive, relaxing and enjoying retirement. We enjoyed our visits, and conversations of life, while enjoying a cool beverage and one of your tasty appetizers and especially each others company. We also had great times on our travels together, and hoped so much to have gone again. Our thoughts and prays are with Jim and your family, and of course you. We miss you. Suzanne and Steve

Keith And Tina Bloom

717w ago

Jim and Family, You have our prayers an deepest sympathy with the passing of Betty.We at Invincible remember Mary Beth and Betty with the fondest of memories. May all the good memories you have of Betty sustain you in the days ahead and know that there are people praying for you. Regards

Casey Stankewicz

717w ago

Dear Jim, Chad, Rachel and family,My deepest sympathy for your loss… may you find comfort and strength in family and friends in this difficult time.Sincerely, Casey

Dick And Louanne Kubichka

717w ago

Dear Jim, We were so sorry to learn of Betty's passing. No doubt you and your family are now and have been experiencing some very difficult days. We fondly remember those early married days and all the good times we had with the "trailer court gang". Parties,dinners, and morning coffees with moms and babies. Betty always had a warm smile and wry comment to make us all laugh. She was a kind and gracious person. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. You are all in our prayers. Sincerely, Dick and LouAnne, Manitowoc

Donna

717w ago

So sad to hear this news. We only worked together for about 2 years but it felt like I knew her forever. We instantly became friends. We had some fun times sharing a bottle of wine or two around the campfire. I could always count on her to to make me laugh when I needed it the most. Even after she moved out of Manitowoc, I looked forward to her weekly phone calls to catch up on family, the Packers, the latest events in Manitowoc, and talk about the good times. She loved her Grandchildren and talked about them often. I will keep her memory in my heart forever and miss her deeply. Thank you Jim, Rachael & Chad for taking good care of her.

Peggy Boyce Anderson Bracy

717w ago

My Prayers and Thoughts are with Jim and family at this sad time. I knew Betty when we were living in WV. Betty was always such a wonderful girl and will be greatly missed by all. Peggy Bracy Portsmouth, VA

Leanne Helgerson

717w ago

You all have my deepest sympathy on the passing of Betty. I will always remember her kindness and willing to help anyone. It was my pleasure working with her at Invincible.Leanne Helgerson

Amy Lynn Dodge

717w ago

My thoughts and prayers go out to Betty's family and friends at this most difficult and awfully sad time. I worked with Betty for a brief period of time at Invincible Office Furniture in Customer Service, before she retired from there. The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of Betty is her quick smile. You could tell it was genuine, because it lit up her eyes and her whole face. I was so shocked and saddened to hear of her condition and now, her subsequent death.May God be with Jim and Betty's family and friends througout this dark time. All of you will be in my thoughts and prayers. My hope for all of you is that you will come to realize that Betty will never truly be gone, as she will live on in your hearts, and in your memories of her. Keep those memories close to you, as they will provide comfort to you now, and in the years to come. God bless.Sincerely,Amy L. Dodge Two Rivers, WI

Kelly Eisner

717w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Jim and kids, we are so sorry for your loss. We only knew Betty for a few years but are very glad we were neighbors. Love the Eisners

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