I have know Betty as a youngman from helping the Murphy s' at the Waterville bowling ally. I enjoyed bowling myself and was on a team with my friends. I also Met her daughter Diane and her husband. I found Betty to be very kind and a happy person who also encourage my Mother with her bowling skills. I would stop in on friday night to the sangerfield inn and Betty or her husband Joe would make me the best Ham sandwich in town. Betty always took the time too see how I was doing. I left the area to do my military duty and returned with my wife (whom I married while away) A most stop was the Inn - apon entering the Inn - I saw Betty and Joe - Betty came over and gave me a hung and I introduced my wife. While we lived in Waterville for several years the Inn was a place to visit and eat. This is what I remember and liked about Betty - a big smile and a wondeful laugh - May your smile be enjoyed with everyone in heaven - your in Gods' hands now. Thank you for your friendship and memories - Respectfully Kevin