Carolyn Betts departed this life at the age of 67 on August 23,2019. She was born on March 20th1952, to Hunter Evans and Ida Mae Evans. She was a resident of South Bend most of her life.
Carolyn accepted Christ at an early age and sang in the choir. She had a palate for good food and enjoyed being a wife, mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother. She spent time entertaining her friends and family. She was a “plats women” who was very knowledgeable about indoor plants.
Carolyn left to cherish her loving and precious memory: her only son, Damon Wilder; 9 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; her sisters, Tina Palmer and Trudy Palmer of Kalamazoo, and Christine Evans of Chicago; Benita Jackson of Indianapolis: her brothers, Hunter Evans Jr. of Chicago and Anthony Johnson of Minneapolis.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her husband Sammie l. Betts; her parents Hunter Evans Sr. and Ida Mae Evans and her sister Sharon Moore.
Carolyn accepted Christ at an early age and sang in the choir. She had a palate for good food and enjoyed being a wife, mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother. She spent time entertaining her friends and family. She was a “plats women” who was very knowledgeable about indoor plants.
Carolyn left to cherish her loving and precious memory: her only son, Damon Wilder; 9 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; her sisters, Tina Palmer and Trudy Palmer of Kalamazoo, and Christine Evans of Chicago; Benita Jackson of Indianapolis: her brothers, Hunter Evans Jr. of Chicago and Anthony Johnson of Minneapolis.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her husband Sammie l. Betts; her parents Hunter Evans Sr. and Ida Mae Evans and her sister Sharon Moore.
Carolyn Betts departed this life at the age of 67 on August 23,2019. She was born on March 20th1952, to Hunter Evans and Ida Mae Evans. She was a resident of South Bend most of her life.
Carolyn accepted Christ at an early age and sang in the choir. She had a palate for good food and enjoyed being a wife, mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother. She spent time entertaining her friends and family. She was a “plats women” who was very knowledgeable about indoor plants.
Carolyn left to cherish her loving and precious memory: her only son, Damon Wilder; 9 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; her sisters, Tina Palmer and Trudy Palmer of Kalamazoo, and Christine Evans of Chicago; Benita Jackson of Indianapolis: her brothers, Hunter Evans Jr. of Chicago and Anthony Johnson of Minneapolis.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her husband Sammie l. Betts; her parents Hunter Evans Sr. and Ida Mae Evans and her sister Sharon Moore.
Carolyn accepted Christ at an early age and sang in the choir. She had a palate for good food and enjoyed being a wife, mother, sister, daughter, and grandmother. She spent time entertaining her friends and family. She was a “plats women” who was very knowledgeable about indoor plants.
Carolyn left to cherish her loving and precious memory: her only son, Damon Wilder; 9 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; her sisters, Tina Palmer and Trudy Palmer of Kalamazoo, and Christine Evans of Chicago; Benita Jackson of Indianapolis: her brothers, Hunter Evans Jr. of Chicago and Anthony Johnson of Minneapolis.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her husband Sammie l. Betts; her parents Hunter Evans Sr. and Ida Mae Evans and her sister Sharon Moore.
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