To Betty my dear friend now in heaven. I miss you. I remember all the tennis we played together. I remember how you took care of our property when Joan and I went to DC to plant a church. I remember when our son Micah died and you were there to support us, you looked me in my eyes speechless and I wailed for many minutes; you didn’t have say I love you; you showed it. I remember I performed your re-marriage church wedding for you and Stuart. I remember the many 4th of July picnic at your farm and all that food; you were always busy hosting and being such a servant and socialite.

You lived a good life!!

Made God happy he is seeing you!!

Your friend forever

Oren

Betty was a wonderful friend for over

50 years. Stunned by the news of her

Passing , we will miss her dearly. Betty

Always made time for her family and friends

Even with her busy schedule. Her home gatherings during the holidays and the Fourth of July will always carry fond memories. We shared the love of animals , most of all her German Shepard’s and horse.s . What I loved the best about Betty was her kindness to me and my sister Sherry Hall. God bless - miss you Betty .

Dear Stewart and Family,

Ken and I were so shocked to learn of Betty’s passing! I was lucky enough to reconnect with her last year at her real estate office. While we promised to keep in touch, it sadly never happened. I have many fond memories working with Betty while we were in the Millstone Township PTO, and serving on the Juvenile Conference Committee, also in Millstone. I remember fun evenings playing cards or board games at the farm in Jobstown. I hope to share my condolences with you all when you are able to schedule a memorial service.

With our deepest sympathy,

Lauren & Ken Fulmore

Betty offered me free office space when I moved to Millstone in 1996. We became partners in a racehorse. Simply put, Betty was one of those Angels on Earth, who lived to help others and was just naturally kind and loving. It was a blessing from God to know her. Rest in Peace, Betty. My most sincere deepest sympathy to her family. - Peter Grandich

We have known Betty for over 40 years. She was a very special person. She was loyal, caring, willing to help everyone she knew.

She was not only kind to people but was kind to animals. She rescued dogs, cats, and horses. She was a great realtor helping to make people's dreams come true when they were purchasing a new home or selling an old home. Our son Mark and Stephanie grew up together. She treated Mark as if he was her own son.

It is very difficult to believe she is no longer with us. She will be missed by us and many other people. We hope the love of all the people Betty touched will help the Fenick family through a very sad time.

Faye and Jerue Irons

I will always be grateful to you. fly easy. Love you / Karin