We are moved by the published tribute to your mother. In so many ways, she did her part in making our world a better place. — Jim and Gordon

Most of all, I remember Betty’s warm smile and her inspiring and tireless work with the stained glass census. She was one of those people whose presence emanated calm and warmth. And she also mentored an extraordinary daughter who learned Betty’s lessons well and took them to heart. I know you carry her in your read more »

It’s sad when a close, dear relative passes away. Please accept our sympathies. Your mother’s and my paths crossed several times and I fondly remember her passion and dedication as well as professionalism. Her stained glass work is just part of the fine legacy she has left. — Ilene (and Dr. Michael Schechter)

We will remember Betty as a lovely, intelligent, giving and kind person, passionate about her family. We are so sorry for your immense loss. Please know that we will think of her and her imprint on the people in her life and on this world. — The Allans (Kim, Jon, and Katie Rose)

“The more I learned about Betty’s life over the years the more I admired her talents and generosity in sharing them. What a treasure and what a sorrowful loss. Please accept our deepest sympathies. – Lora Helou

We were saddened to her about your mother’s death. I’m glad I got to meet her – even in a brief conversation her intelligence, energy, humor, and curiosity were all evident. We send our sympathy to you, your dad, Clare, and all your family. – Bob (and Dr. Karen) Blackman

Please know I am sending lots of light and love your way. – Lia O’Neill M. A. Keawe

Hello Marsha and family, we have learnt on the grapevine of the sad loss of your mum. We are so sorry, please accept our deepest condolences. It only seems like yesterday that your mum was telling me over oj the beach about the research she was undertaking alongside you and I was so impressed by read more »

Clare and Connor and Regina She was indeed remarkable. How delightful this is to read about her. You did a great job. How lucky for all of you to have had her for….86 years. I am sure your hearts are sorrowful and, the love and company of your friends will help you through these days. read more »

Harlan, Marsha, Kurt and Marit — My deepest sympathies to you and your entire family. I remember Betty fondly during my time at the MSU Museum. I always enjoyed chatting with her whenever she came in, and assisting her with carrying things to her car if she needed it. This is a beautiful site! I read more »