Betty Adams Wilson passed away on March 15, 2020, nearing 91 years-of-age. She was preceded in death by her husband, Norris Wilson; survived by her daughter, Gayle Wilson-Layne; her daughter’s husband, Arthur Layne; her granddaughter, Rebecca Layne; and her elder sister, Thelma Bussey.
She was born in Fauquier County and spent her childhood in Madison County on farms her father managed. She grew to become a loving wife and mother who loved cooking for and entertaining family and friends. Her family was the center of her life.
She became the secretary and bookkeeper to her husband’s construction business. After the family moved to Culpeper, she contributed to the community as a volunteer in the Hospital Coffee Shop for 10 years.
Betty liked to learn new things, from piano in her forties to painting in her fifties. She loved her dogs, constant and steadfast companions. She adored her friends and family. Betty stayed in touch with them until the end. She felt their love and cherished them in kind.
She was born in Fauquier County and spent her childhood in Madison County on farms her father managed. She grew to become a loving wife and mother who loved cooking for and entertaining family and friends. Her family was the center of her life.
She became the secretary and bookkeeper to her husband’s construction business. After the family moved to Culpeper, she contributed to the community as a volunteer in the Hospital Coffee Shop for 10 years.
Betty liked to learn new things, from piano in her forties to painting in her fifties. She loved her dogs, constant and steadfast companions. She adored her friends and family. Betty stayed in touch with them until the end. She felt their love and cherished them in kind.
Betty Adams Wilson passed away on March 15, 2020, nearing 91 years-of-age. She was preceded in death by her husband, Norris Wilson; survived by her daughter, Gayle Wilson-Layne; her daughter’s husband, Arthur Layne; her granddaughter, Rebecca Layne; and her elder sister, Thelma Bussey.
She was born in Fauquier County and spent her childhood in Madison County on farms her father managed. She grew to become a loving wife and mother who loved cooking for and entertaining family and friends. Her family was the center of her life.
She became the secretary and bookkeeper to her husband’s construction business. After the family moved to Culpeper, she contributed to the community as a volunteer in the Hospital Coffee Shop for 10 years.
Betty liked to learn new things, from piano in her forties to painting in her fifties. She loved her dogs, constant and steadfast companions. She adored her friends and family. Betty stayed in touch with them until the end. She felt their love and cherished them in kind.
She was born in Fauquier County and spent her childhood in Madison County on farms her father managed. She grew to become a loving wife and mother who loved cooking for and entertaining family and friends. Her family was the center of her life.
She became the secretary and bookkeeper to her husband’s construction business. After the family moved to Culpeper, she contributed to the community as a volunteer in the Hospital Coffee Shop for 10 years.
Betty liked to learn new things, from piano in her forties to painting in her fifties. She loved her dogs, constant and steadfast companions. She adored her friends and family. Betty stayed in touch with them until the end. She felt their love and cherished them in kind.
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