Jimmy, Allen, and Donna, I am truly sorry for your loss!  My thoughts and prayers are with each of you and your families at this most difficult time!!  Jan Goodwin Korotki (Owings Mills, Md)

Dear James, Charlotte and I want to tell you how sorry we are for the loss of your wonderful wife.  We know how much you loved each other from knowing and watching you both as we crossed paths at one of our "favorite family restaurants" occasionally on Sundays after church!  Be assured that she will be at peace with her Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.  May God bless you and keep you always and especially during this difficult time for you.  Our love, Bruce and Charlotte Lloyd

I remember all of the wonderful times we all had together.  I love all of you so much!  I am flooded with wonderful memories of the many years we spent together and I am so saddened by the loss of Betty.   My prayers are with all of you!  I know God will give you the strength you need to get through this very trying time.  Much love to all of you.

Jimmy, Allen, and Donna- I am so very sorry for your loss.  My prayers are with you and the rest of the family.  I wish all of you the very best during this most difficult of times.

Jimmy, Allen, and Donna ...I'm so very for your loss.  Elmer and I will keep you in our prayers.   Jesus has her in his light now, and you will be together again in God's precious time.

To Jimmy, Allen, Donna and family: Andy and I want you all to know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Andy and I are remembering the years gone by with all of you, and we know how hard it is to loose someone you all hold close to your hearts. 

We love youl. God bless all of you.

Andy and Dana Sherrill, Bonyton Beach, Florida

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

James,Allen and Donna,
 My heart goes out to all of you and knowing your loved one will be sorely missed.
I worked for her at Ridgewood Beauty Salon in the 80's till 1992; she ran a "tight ship" wanting things always neat and clean. She always decorated the Christmas trees we had over the years and I can say she had a flare for decorating/they were always beautiful.
I have missed all the "Ridgewood Girls" since I left Raleigh; but still keep in touch  with them at Christmastime.
Betty will be missed by all of us that worked with her and most of all her family.
Donna, she talked about you all the time and I remember the trips to the furniture shows you and she loved going to each year.She always wanted the best for you.
James always was so good to the girls when it snowed and we couldn't get our cars out, Betty would have him drive his pick up loaded down with cement blocks to come and pick up the girls for work!Betty's shop customers were very important to her and she wanted to make sure someone was there to be able to fix their hair!
There are many fond memories of working with the group at Ridgewood and I have missed all of that group of women that was always known as "The Ridgewood Girls".
I am proud to say I was among that group and Betty was a great boss but didn't like that word boss. She felt like one of us.
R.I.P. Betty and one day we will meet on that other shore!
To all those left behind I am so sorry for your loss; but be thankful for the many years you had with Betty and cherish your memories. This will carry you through the darkest hours and keep your faith and trust in the Lord and HE will be there for you, just lean on Him now to take you through these next few sad days/years ahead of you..
Sincerely,

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Betty C. Tudor

March 11, 1936 – March 29, 2012

Brown-Wynne Funeral Home

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