Betty moved from Tacoma, Washington to Miami in 1954.
She was the dockmaster for the Bahia Mar charter boat fleet and ran the Greater Fort Lauderdale Fishing Festival. She also ran a business photographing anglers and their fish.
Betty was survived by three brothers, Lyle of Tacoma, Washington, Cody of Seattle, Washington and James of Quartz Hill, California and a sister, Mary Patterson of California.
She was cremated and buried at sea.
She was the dockmaster for the Bahia Mar charter boat fleet and ran the Greater Fort Lauderdale Fishing Festival. She also ran a business photographing anglers and their fish.
Betty was survived by three brothers, Lyle of Tacoma, Washington, Cody of Seattle, Washington and James of Quartz Hill, California and a sister, Mary Patterson of California.
She was cremated and buried at sea.
Betty moved from Tacoma, Washington to Miami in 1954.
She was the dockmaster for the Bahia Mar charter boat fleet and ran the Greater Fort Lauderdale Fishing Festival. She also ran a business photographing anglers and their fish.
Betty was survived by three brothers, Lyle of Tacoma, Washington, Cody of Seattle, Washington and James of Quartz Hill, California and a sister, Mary Patterson of California.
She was cremated and buried at sea.
She was the dockmaster for the Bahia Mar charter boat fleet and ran the Greater Fort Lauderdale Fishing Festival. She also ran a business photographing anglers and their fish.
Betty was survived by three brothers, Lyle of Tacoma, Washington, Cody of Seattle, Washington and James of Quartz Hill, California and a sister, Mary Patterson of California.
She was cremated and buried at sea.
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