Condolence: Bob,wanda & family so sorry on the loss of your mom Bob.My thought,sympothys & prayers go out to you my friend.

Condolence: John,we want to extend our sincere condolences to you and your family on hearing the news of your Mom. We'll keep you in our prayers. Robert & Rhonda Ryan

Condolence: To: Bob, John, Bill & families We are sorry to hear of the passing away of your Mother, (Grandmother, Great-Grandmother). Our thoughts are with you during this time of sorrow and we are praying for you. The Scripture says, "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble." Psalms 46:1. We trust you will find His strength sustaining you and that you will experience peace and comfort in Him today and the days that lie ahead. Harry & Jean Hill

Condolence: We are so sorry to hear of Betty's passing. We will always cherish our times together and will forever hold them close to our hearts. Whenever we had to go to St.John's, she always had an open door and more importantly an open heart. Sending you all love and prayers.

Condolence: With fondness we remember your dear mother and our wonderful aunt Betty and offer our deepest sympathy and love upon her passing into the presence of Jesus our saviour. May the Lord Jesus draw you close to His side and sustain you all during this time. Ernie & Jean Pearcey Edmonton, Alberta

Condolence: Bill and Family,our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Condolence: Bob, Wanda & Wiseman Families: Sorry to hear of Betty's passing however. we rejoice with you in the fact that Betty has left her family the legacy of a deep rooted faith and confidence in God. We will never forget her genuine smile and her positive attitude throughout all of life's challenges. Her hospitality was deeply appreciated as well - a virtuous woman indeed!! May God bless and comfort you in your sorrow.

Condolence: Deepest condolences to the Wiseman family. Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you all in this very sad time. Betty was my Mom’s (Alice Crane) best friend at Hillcrest and being the kind, loving, strong woman that she was, helped my Mom tremendously with her transition at the home and from that moment on they formed a special bond of friendship that one could only ever hope for in a lifetime (I teased them about being “partners in crime”)! Betty, my sweet darling you are loved and will be sadly missed but we take comfort in knowing that you are now out of your pain and safe in the arms God where you will forever smile down on us all while playing us a beautiful tune on those ebony and ivory keys. I pray for God to give the family strength in the days and weeks ahead. Treasure the beautiful memories and let Betty’s love live on in your hearts forever.

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Condolence: Debbie and family, I knew Betty from Hillcrest, a gentle sweet lady always with a smile on her face! I am so very sorry for your loss! I talked to one of her friends there last night and she told me Betty was in hospital and how much she was missed at Hillcrest. So very sad! (((HUGS)))

Condolence: Sincere condolences to the Wiseman family. I remember Betty from when I would visit my nan and Uncle Billy and cousins, as her husband Harry was my uncle's best friend, and they would come visit when I was there. My mom knew them well also. Harry and my uncle were friends for well over 60 years; Harry and Betty were best man and matron of honour at Uncle Billy's wedding to Lill. My mom was friends with Harry's sister (Mrs. Jacobs). Rest assured they are all reunited in the great beyond.

Condolence: My heart was saddened today as I learned of the passing of our dear family friend "Betty". I do not remember when we met Betty and I don't remember never not knowing her. During my young teen years Betty was my sister Jeans' best friend and spent a lot of time at our house on the other end Harry spent a lot of time at our house to because he was my dads best friend. Don't know if that had anything to do with their connection. After they got married she became my stepmoms best friend. Betty earned her wings and is now soaring through the Heavens looking for those black and white keys so she can play piano for the Angels and all those who went on before her. Betty earned her wings because she served her master well. To my knowledge never faltered. I moved away a long time ago but anytime I went home for a visit I made sure I got to visit her. This past summer I was home for a visit and my sister Joy and I had the honor of spending lunch time with her and reminisced over a feast of fish and chips. A couple of hours well spent. She is in a better place now, no more pain and she will forever have a place in out hearts. To her 3 sons and the rest of her family I know the loss you are feeling today. My prayers are with you.

Condolence: We are still sorry to hear of a Aunt Betty’s passing. Condolences to the family. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time Roy and Bernadette

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. She was a precious soul. Always a hug, kiss and a smile. The last time I saw her was a surprise visit to deliver some jam from Silverdale. She was thrilled. I am so glad that we had such a great visit and chat. Your memories will always have a special place in your hearts

Condolence: Thinking of you all today and wishing I could be with you. She was such a special person to me and our family. She was so loving, kind and I will cherish our time together over the years. Love and Prayers!

Condolence: Hi Bob so sorry to hear of your moms passing she will be missed at Hillcrest by everyone we will especially miss her love for music and playing the piano

Condolence: Bob and Family. I am so sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. My Mom, Della Forward, always told me when you would play at the home and she enjoyed your Moms company at Hillcrest. My prayers at with you.

Condolence: Dear Nancy and Family, So sorry to hear of the loss of your dear grandmother. She was a very sweet lady and I have so many memories of her in church with us all growing up there. She will be sadly missed but always remember the memories you shared with her. Sending our love and prayers for you and the family during this difficult time Jason, Deanne, Olivia and Owen London Ontario

Condolence: My heart is at home today . Aunt Betty was like a second Mom to me. Bob,Bill , and John , my love and prayers are coming your way today and in the days to come .

Condolence: Bob, Wanda & Wiseman Family, Very sorry you lost your Mom/Nan so quickly. She was a wonderful woman of faith & music and passed that on to her family. She was very special to us and generous to many others through her music & knitting donations. We know she will be greatly missed by her children, grandchildren & great grandchildren. We will miss her too. Thinking of you all at this time. Love & prayers

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss she had a heart of gold and made me feel welcome when I had a visit a few years ago... my condolences to your family Bob and Wanda Wiseman may she rest in eternal peace.

Condolence: so many memories over the years alot of fun times one thing no one can take is our memories you will always miss her its the acceptance is the hardest but she is in a better place and i am sure singing she always did that our prayers and thoughts are with you Bob John and Bill and all your families hugs for all

Condolence: Bob, Bill, John and families. Sorry for your loss. We hope the memories you have of Aunt Betty will bring you some comfort.

Condolence: Dear Bob and Family, It took us totally by surprise to hear the sad news. Just a few days ago Christine and I watched you and mom as you sang “On a hill far away.” We recalled how often we dropped in to see her. We hardly ever passed along without poking our heads in the door and asking, “How are you doing Aunt Betty?” Well, both of us know she is doing alright today. A glad reunion with your dear dad, Harry. She’s probably looking for a piano or an old pump organ and arranging a sing along. It’s a happy time there. Not so much here though, because you will feel the pain of grief keenly. Love runs deep and that’s why grief hurts. Christine and I were honoured to be pastors there and we hold you close to our hearts. May the Lord grant you comfort and peace. Your friend, Garry Rev. Dr. Garry E. Milley St. Thomas, Ontario.