My mother-in-law.
Betty was born to Esley Walker "Jack" Huntsman and Alma Hall. She was raised in Franklin, KY with brothers Pete and Bobby, and sister Edna.
Betty was renowned for making huge meals for her family, filling her patio with every flower imaginable, and keeping an immaculate home. Everyone she met commented on her thick southern drawl, which somehow became thicker every year despite living in the north for 40+ years!
She was married to Billie G. Keen, who preceded her in death. Betty was survived by her son Troy (Erin), daughter Sheila (Roger), and daughter Carol (Troy), as well as several beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Betty was born to Esley Walker "Jack" Huntsman and Alma Hall. She was raised in Franklin, KY with brothers Pete and Bobby, and sister Edna.
Betty was renowned for making huge meals for her family, filling her patio with every flower imaginable, and keeping an immaculate home. Everyone she met commented on her thick southern drawl, which somehow became thicker every year despite living in the north for 40+ years!
She was married to Billie G. Keen, who preceded her in death. Betty was survived by her son Troy (Erin), daughter Sheila (Roger), and daughter Carol (Troy), as well as several beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
My mother-in-law.
Betty was born to Esley Walker "Jack" Huntsman and Alma Hall. She was raised in Franklin, KY with brothers Pete and Bobby, and sister Edna.
Betty was renowned for making huge meals for her family, filling her patio with every flower imaginable, and keeping an immaculate home. Everyone she met commented on her thick southern drawl, which somehow became thicker every year despite living in the north for 40+ years!
She was married to Billie G. Keen, who preceded her in death. Betty was survived by her son Troy (Erin), daughter Sheila (Roger), and daughter Carol (Troy), as well as several beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Betty was born to Esley Walker "Jack" Huntsman and Alma Hall. She was raised in Franklin, KY with brothers Pete and Bobby, and sister Edna.
Betty was renowned for making huge meals for her family, filling her patio with every flower imaginable, and keeping an immaculate home. Everyone she met commented on her thick southern drawl, which somehow became thicker every year despite living in the north for 40+ years!
She was married to Billie G. Keen, who preceded her in death. Betty was survived by her son Troy (Erin), daughter Sheila (Roger), and daughter Carol (Troy), as well as several beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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