Betty M. Richie

betty richie

July 12, 1927 ~ July 16, 2015

Age 88 of Linwood Township. Loving Mom, Grandma, Great-Grandma, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on July 16, 2015. Survived by children, George (Marie) Wheaton, William (Julie) Kunze, Michael Kunze, Timothy Kunze, JoAnne (Michael) Ryan; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends. Betty was a loving mother, with a strong focus on her family. Private family interment at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials preferred to the Humane Society.

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  1. I was lucky enough to get to know Betty and her daughter Joanne through her doctors appointments. They were so loving to eachother and I always enjoyed seeing them when they came in. Betty was such a sweet person with quick wit and wonderful stories. I will miss seeing her beautiful smile at the clinic. I’ll miss seeing her very much!

  2. I remember how close she was to her Pammy and how Pamela always kept her involved in her life….when most “kids” are too cool or don’t have time for parents and certainly not grandparents! Not her and Pamela, they needed each other. Betty knew she could depend on Pamela for anything she needed no matter how big or small and Pamela had not just a cool grandma….Betty knew how to be her friend at times when she needed that more than just a grandma. Always felt welcome when in her home and I loved to listen to any story or advice she was handing out that day. I am glad Ingot to know that special lady and I can see Pamela being just like her to the kids around her. Grandma Pammy being that cool grandma and friend to all. God Bless you Betty and I will keep Pamela, Bill and the entire family in my prayers.

  3. Grandma was a remarkable, strong, loving, and adventurous woman who left a lasting impact on everyone she knew. You will be in my heart forever. I love you.

  4. Grandma, I love you and I will miss you everyday. I’m so glad and honored that you are my grandma. – Shawn

    Betty took me in as if I were her own granddaughter these past few years, and I feel so lucky to have known her. Grandma is one of the most loving, forgiving, and understanding people I’ve ever met. I have so many memories that I will treasure forever. – Kelly

  5. Mom, your love and strength was unmeasurable. You always put family first. I miss and love you so much. When my time on earth is done, I will reach out and hold your hand as you lead me to paradise.

  6. I had the pleasure of meeting Betty when she had appointments at the hospital. She always made me feel good when we chatted. I loved listening to her & her daughter Joanne laugh & talk. They had a very special relationship. It was cool to witness.

  7. Ma, I’m sorry that Marie and I were not able to be with you on your last days, Marie and I will always have you in our hearts your smile and your hugs, will never be forgot. The memories we have of you are many and will carry us through the rest of our lives until we join you in heaven may God bless your soul.. Love Always


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