Betty Lorraine Schaffer

May you rest in eternal peace! You were loved and respectedby so many. Well done, Aunt Betty!

Rest in peace to the "#1 sister-in-law." Betty, you gave us over 60 years of treasured memories that will live in our hearts and minds forever..

mary ann & family, there are to many menories to share just one, Betty was a mentor to me, more like a mother really since I didn't get along with mine. I miss her and Marvin so much. she helped me get my cleaning business under way, and gave me so many referrals that I couldn't keep up with! She was loved by all, but mostly she loved everyone that she ever met. Now she is so happy to be with the Lord, and get to be with Marvin and, Connie. She's not resting. she's partying with all her love ones and the Angles! Save a seat for me Betty, you always had the best dinners! Love & miss you, Susan White. Bentonviller, Ar.

Dear Mary Ann, your mother was one of the most interesting ladies I've ever met. I believe the last time La Vonne and I, last saw her was at Marvin's memorial service at his passing. One particular thing thing about her and Marvine, was how they had taught their dog to ring a counter top bell hop bell when it needed to go outside and then do it again, when it was ready to come back in. One thing Betty and I had in common was our past work history of selling life insurance and how we differed on the various fine points of which type of policies were better than others. She was one sharp lady and I was glad I didn't have to match our monthly sales figures, as I knew she would have killed me, Ha Ha I'm pretty safe on thinking the first thing she did on arrival in Heaven, was hook up with Marvin and Connie, and LaVonne, and LaVonne's first husband John, and all had a good ole gab fest, catching up on old times. Sincerely, Richard Rennie, LaVonne Schaffer-Rennie's 2nd husband, 1989 to 2015