Betty Jean Hopson

Birth date: Oct 23, 1930 Death date: Mar 7, 2015

Betty Jean Hopson, 84, passed away on March 7, 2015 in Tacoma, WA. She was born on October 23, 1930 in St. Maries, Idaho to Noah and Nellie (Tracey) Adey. Betty lived most of her life in the Tacoma area and 25 years in Yakima whe Read Obituary

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Debbie Burns

550w ago

in honor of Betty.

Betty, I will miss you dearly. You were always so special to me. We laughed together, we cried together, we cooked together and we shopped together, I will truly miss all that. You told me lots of wonderful and special stories that I will hold dear to me forever.
You were always so kind and loving to my daughters and grandchildren. I thank you for that.
The angels have them selves such a kind and loving lady now, but I know you will be telling them lots of wonderful stories and sharing that beautiful smile of yours with them and your other loved ones in heaven.
Rest in peace Betty and and keep your angel wings wrapped around us always.
I love you Betty.

Debbie Burns and Family

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551w ago

Sent a Peace, Prayers, & Blessings- Yellow and White to the Hopson family.

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Gussie Meier

551w ago

I'm the oldest friend and remember when I met your mother. She was a beautiful, caring mother and wife, Donna was a baby. I guess one of the funniest incidents was when Leonard came home laughing like crazy, Your mom and dad were eating watermelon, and I guess your dad flipped a small piece of melon at her, playfully, and it was returned, and as the game went on, bigger and bigger pieces were flying, then your dad got up and squished his whole piece in her face, and took off, with her and the broom close behind him through the corn field. All Leonard could see was your dad and that broom, as she was too short. We laughed often about that.I guess a bigger laugh for Leonard, was that he came in and finished his water melon. I have many good memories, too many to write about, as I am not the best typist in the world. My sincerest condolences to you kids and grand kids.

Norma Marshall

551w ago

So sorry to hear about Betty. Had a good time at Bunco with her. God's Peace be with you in this time of sorrow.
Aunt Norma and Uncle Ron

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