Geneva Lois Filbert Betsill, our beloved matriarch, left her earthly body at the age of 83 on Sunday, May 27, 2012, and now lives in the heavenly realm.
Geneva, or Nana as she was known to her family, was a talented musician and artist. She shared her love of music by teaching piano for many years. Nurturer to all, she provided a home for many troubled souls and helped them to find hope and purpose in their lives. She knew no strangers and welcomed and sustained all she encountered.
She was preceded in her final rest by immediate family members including Estelene Justice Smith; her brother, Vernon Filbert; her husband, Doyle Gene Betsill Sr.; nephew, Jerry Logan Betsill; and her most precious son, Stephen Jacob Betsill.
Geneva, or Nana as she was known to her family, was a talented musician and artist. She shared her love of music by teaching piano for many years. Nurturer to all, she provided a home for many troubled souls and helped them to find hope and purpose in their lives. She knew no strangers and welcomed and sustained all she encountered.
She was preceded in her final rest by immediate family members including Estelene Justice Smith; her brother, Vernon Filbert; her husband, Doyle Gene Betsill Sr.; nephew, Jerry Logan Betsill; and her most precious son, Stephen Jacob Betsill.
Geneva Lois Filbert Betsill, our beloved matriarch, left her earthly body at the age of 83 on Sunday, May 27, 2012, and now lives in the heavenly realm.
Geneva, or Nana as she was known to her family, was a talented musician and artist. She shared her love of music by teaching piano for many years. Nurturer to all, she provided a home for many troubled souls and helped them to find hope and purpose in their lives. She knew no strangers and welcomed and sustained all she encountered.
She was preceded in her final rest by immediate family members including Estelene Justice Smith; her brother, Vernon Filbert; her husband, Doyle Gene Betsill Sr.; nephew, Jerry Logan Betsill; and her most precious son, Stephen Jacob Betsill.
Geneva, or Nana as she was known to her family, was a talented musician and artist. She shared her love of music by teaching piano for many years. Nurturer to all, she provided a home for many troubled souls and helped them to find hope and purpose in their lives. She knew no strangers and welcomed and sustained all she encountered.
She was preceded in her final rest by immediate family members including Estelene Justice Smith; her brother, Vernon Filbert; her husband, Doyle Gene Betsill Sr.; nephew, Jerry Logan Betsill; and her most precious son, Stephen Jacob Betsill.
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