Bettie Fay Webb age 78 of Cave city died Monday, June 9, 2008, at her home. She was born June 15, 1929 to James Taylor Lyon and Minnie D Carpenter Lyon in Dallas, Texas.
She was a factory worker for several years at Frito Lay in Dallas, Texas, Douglas, Inc. in Walnut Ridge, and Batesville Manufacturing Company in Batesville. She was a charter member of Eastside Baptist Church of Cave City and a member of the WMU. She enjoyed working for the Angel Food Ministry at church. She also enjoyed crocheting, making blankets for her grandchildren, making homemade birthday cards and listening to the Gaither gospel music singers.
She was a factory worker for several years at Frito Lay in Dallas, Texas, Douglas, Inc. in Walnut Ridge, and Batesville Manufacturing Company in Batesville. She was a charter member of Eastside Baptist Church of Cave City and a member of the WMU. She enjoyed working for the Angel Food Ministry at church. She also enjoyed crocheting, making blankets for her grandchildren, making homemade birthday cards and listening to the Gaither gospel music singers.
Bettie Fay Webb age 78 of Cave city died Monday, June 9, 2008, at her home. She was born June 15, 1929 to James Taylor Lyon and Minnie D Carpenter Lyon in Dallas, Texas.
She was a factory worker for several years at Frito Lay in Dallas, Texas, Douglas, Inc. in Walnut Ridge, and Batesville Manufacturing Company in Batesville. She was a charter member of Eastside Baptist Church of Cave City and a member of the WMU. She enjoyed working for the Angel Food Ministry at church. She also enjoyed crocheting, making blankets for her grandchildren, making homemade birthday cards and listening to the Gaither gospel music singers.
She was a factory worker for several years at Frito Lay in Dallas, Texas, Douglas, Inc. in Walnut Ridge, and Batesville Manufacturing Company in Batesville. She was a charter member of Eastside Baptist Church of Cave City and a member of the WMU. She enjoyed working for the Angel Food Ministry at church. She also enjoyed crocheting, making blankets for her grandchildren, making homemade birthday cards and listening to the Gaither gospel music singers.
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