Betty Sue Blackburn

September 25, 1935 – October 7, 2024

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Betty Sue Blackburn, a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, who left us peacefully at the age of 89. Born on September 25, 1935, in Oenaville, TX, Betty grew up on a family farm, where the love and support of her family deeply shaped her values and character.

For 68 years, she shared a beautiful life with her husband, James Dale Blackburn, filled with love and laughter. What we all love about Betty was her incredible talent for taking simple things and infusing them with spirit and love, making those around her feel truly special. Whether she was enhancing the beauty of indoor and outdoor spaces or creating memorable family gatherings, Betty had a gift for making everything warm and inviting. Her eye for detail shone through in her home—every room and every dish she served was thoughtfully arranged, reflecting her belief that even the simplest things deserved a beautiful presentation. These cherished moments embodied her essence, bringing everyone together with her unique spirit and love.

Betty's spirit was magnetic to everyone she touched. She had a remarkable way of making people feel special and valued, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her. Her warmth and genuine kindness created an atmosphere of love and acceptance, making every interaction meaningful.

Betty adored spending time with her family and had a passion for flowers and gardening. She found joy in nurturing her garden, creating vibrant and beautiful spaces that were enjoyed by all. Additionally, she cherished taking cruises, embracing her love for the water and creating lasting memories on her voyages. She also loved to dress up, always enjoying proper attire and fashion jewelry, adding grace and elegance to every occasion. Her hobbies were a testament to her vibrant and nurturing spirit, always bringing beauty and joy to those around her.

She is survived by her husband, James Dale Blackburn; her children, Mike and his wife Lynn, Patti and her husband Matt; her sister, Linda Carter and family; and her grandchildren, Amy, Megan, and Chelsey, along with their families.

A gravesite service will be held to honor her memory.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Legend of Fort Worth - Memory Care Activity Center, located at 8600 North Riverside Dr, Ft Worth, TX 76244.

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