Betsy K. Fox, age 63, of rural Canton, MO, died unexpectedly Tuesday, July 3, 2012 in the emergency room of Scotland Co. Memorial Hospital.
Betsy was born April 10, 1949 in Keokuk, IA and in earlier years was raised by her grandparents James and Opal McDaniel while her mother worked and later by her mother and step-father Betty McDaniel Hodges and Bert Hodges.
She married Ronnie D. Fox on December 11, 1965 in Killeen, TX while he was serving in the Army. They would have celebrated 47 years together this coming December.
Survivors include her husband, Ronnie, of the home; her children: Misty K. (Mrs. Patrick) Schumacher of Canton, MO, Michelle R. Fox (Archie Trent) of Canton, MO, Ronald D. (Brandi) Fox, II of Waterloo, IA, Scott L. Fox (Sarah Stark) of Canton, MO, and Owen M. Tiny Fox (Susan Henson) of Canton, MO; grandchildren: Trey and Brittany Christy, Heather, Cruze Ronnie, III, Fox, Lacy Schumacher, Scarlett and Jasmine Fox, Chandler Schumaker, Olvia and Faith Fox and Quintin Starks; son-in-law, Terry Christy of Kahoka, MO; two brothers, Eddie (Mary) Hodges of Kirksville, MO and Bobby Hodges (Jennifer Foster) of LaGrange, MO; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Marty (Jaquey) Fox of Keokuk, Sharon (Mrs. Dean) Seltzer of Arbela, Joyce (Mrs. Mike) Johnson of Montrose, Linda (Mrs. Don) Schrader of Montrose, Gloria (Mrs. Bob) Dunn of Fort Madison, Nellie Hellemeyer of Dallas City, and Norma Roth of Kendwood, MI; aunts and uncles: John and Mary McDaniel of Kahoka, Richard McDaniel of Luray and Allie McDaniel Rossi and Tom Rossi of Luray; special friends, Joe and Betty Young of Kahoka, MO; as well as nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her mother and step-fathers, Burt Hodges and Dean Phillips; and a son, Albert L. Fox.
Betsy was employed for 21 years at the Lewis Co. Nursing Home in Canton. She began as a nurses aide and with additional certification eventually became the Dietary Manager until her retirement. While there, she attended John Wood Community College and baked many beautiful cakes and cookies following her certification by Wilton. She also baked many items for friends and family and was talented at arranging flowers.
Betsy was a member of Luray Full Gospel Church at Luray and of Peaksville Christian Church. She loved worshiping with both church families. She was an excellent cook and it is said she could make a gourmet meal out of a box of rocks. She loved to raise a weed-free, large garden and to can its harvest. She also loved raising many flowers. She was an excellent seamstress and also quilter. She was also talented at crocheting. She dearly loved her horses and drawing pictures of them. She had loved to write songs. Betsy worked hard all of her life and could do anything that she tried. She enjoyed playing cards, spending time with her family and morning coffee on her deck.
Betsy was born April 10, 1949 in Keokuk, IA and in earlier years was raised by her grandparents James and Opal McDaniel while her mother worked and later by her mother and step-father Betty McDaniel Hodges and Bert Hodges.
She married Ronnie D. Fox on December 11, 1965 in Killeen, TX while he was serving in the Army. They would have celebrated 47 years together this coming December.
Survivors include her husband, Ronnie, of the home; her children: Misty K. (Mrs. Patrick) Schumacher of Canton, MO, Michelle R. Fox (Archie Trent) of Canton, MO, Ronald D. (Brandi) Fox, II of Waterloo, IA, Scott L. Fox (Sarah Stark) of Canton, MO, and Owen M. Tiny Fox (Susan Henson) of Canton, MO; grandchildren: Trey and Brittany Christy, Heather, Cruze Ronnie, III, Fox, Lacy Schumacher, Scarlett and Jasmine Fox, Chandler Schumaker, Olvia and Faith Fox and Quintin Starks; son-in-law, Terry Christy of Kahoka, MO; two brothers, Eddie (Mary) Hodges of Kirksville, MO and Bobby Hodges (Jennifer Foster) of LaGrange, MO; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Marty (Jaquey) Fox of Keokuk, Sharon (Mrs. Dean) Seltzer of Arbela, Joyce (Mrs. Mike) Johnson of Montrose, Linda (Mrs. Don) Schrader of Montrose, Gloria (Mrs. Bob) Dunn of Fort Madison, Nellie Hellemeyer of Dallas City, and Norma Roth of Kendwood, MI; aunts and uncles: John and Mary McDaniel of Kahoka, Richard McDaniel of Luray and Allie McDaniel Rossi and Tom Rossi of Luray; special friends, Joe and Betty Young of Kahoka, MO; as well as nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her mother and step-fathers, Burt Hodges and Dean Phillips; and a son, Albert L. Fox.
Betsy was employed for 21 years at the Lewis Co. Nursing Home in Canton. She began as a nurses aide and with additional certification eventually became the Dietary Manager until her retirement. While there, she attended John Wood Community College and baked many beautiful cakes and cookies following her certification by Wilton. She also baked many items for friends and family and was talented at arranging flowers.
Betsy was a member of Luray Full Gospel Church at Luray and of Peaksville Christian Church. She loved worshiping with both church families. She was an excellent cook and it is said she could make a gourmet meal out of a box of rocks. She loved to raise a weed-free, large garden and to can its harvest. She also loved raising many flowers. She was an excellent seamstress and also quilter. She was also talented at crocheting. She dearly loved her horses and drawing pictures of them. She had loved to write songs. Betsy worked hard all of her life and could do anything that she tried. She enjoyed playing cards, spending time with her family and morning coffee on her deck.
Betsy K. Fox, age 63, of rural Canton, MO, died unexpectedly Tuesday, July 3, 2012 in the emergency room of Scotland Co. Memorial Hospital.
Betsy was born April 10, 1949 in Keokuk, IA and in earlier years was raised by her grandparents James and Opal McDaniel while her mother worked and later by her mother and step-father Betty McDaniel Hodges and Bert Hodges.
She married Ronnie D. Fox on December 11, 1965 in Killeen, TX while he was serving in the Army. They would have celebrated 47 years together this coming December.
Survivors include her husband, Ronnie, of the home; her children: Misty K. (Mrs. Patrick) Schumacher of Canton, MO, Michelle R. Fox (Archie Trent) of Canton, MO, Ronald D. (Brandi) Fox, II of Waterloo, IA, Scott L. Fox (Sarah Stark) of Canton, MO, and Owen M. Tiny Fox (Susan Henson) of Canton, MO; grandchildren: Trey and Brittany Christy, Heather, Cruze Ronnie, III, Fox, Lacy Schumacher, Scarlett and Jasmine Fox, Chandler Schumaker, Olvia and Faith Fox and Quintin Starks; son-in-law, Terry Christy of Kahoka, MO; two brothers, Eddie (Mary) Hodges of Kirksville, MO and Bobby Hodges (Jennifer Foster) of LaGrange, MO; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Marty (Jaquey) Fox of Keokuk, Sharon (Mrs. Dean) Seltzer of Arbela, Joyce (Mrs. Mike) Johnson of Montrose, Linda (Mrs. Don) Schrader of Montrose, Gloria (Mrs. Bob) Dunn of Fort Madison, Nellie Hellemeyer of Dallas City, and Norma Roth of Kendwood, MI; aunts and uncles: John and Mary McDaniel of Kahoka, Richard McDaniel of Luray and Allie McDaniel Rossi and Tom Rossi of Luray; special friends, Joe and Betty Young of Kahoka, MO; as well as nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her mother and step-fathers, Burt Hodges and Dean Phillips; and a son, Albert L. Fox.
Betsy was employed for 21 years at the Lewis Co. Nursing Home in Canton. She began as a nurses aide and with additional certification eventually became the Dietary Manager until her retirement. While there, she attended John Wood Community College and baked many beautiful cakes and cookies following her certification by Wilton. She also baked many items for friends and family and was talented at arranging flowers.
Betsy was a member of Luray Full Gospel Church at Luray and of Peaksville Christian Church. She loved worshiping with both church families. She was an excellent cook and it is said she could make a gourmet meal out of a box of rocks. She loved to raise a weed-free, large garden and to can its harvest. She also loved raising many flowers. She was an excellent seamstress and also quilter. She was also talented at crocheting. She dearly loved her horses and drawing pictures of them. She had loved to write songs. Betsy worked hard all of her life and could do anything that she tried. She enjoyed playing cards, spending time with her family and morning coffee on her deck.
Betsy was born April 10, 1949 in Keokuk, IA and in earlier years was raised by her grandparents James and Opal McDaniel while her mother worked and later by her mother and step-father Betty McDaniel Hodges and Bert Hodges.
She married Ronnie D. Fox on December 11, 1965 in Killeen, TX while he was serving in the Army. They would have celebrated 47 years together this coming December.
Survivors include her husband, Ronnie, of the home; her children: Misty K. (Mrs. Patrick) Schumacher of Canton, MO, Michelle R. Fox (Archie Trent) of Canton, MO, Ronald D. (Brandi) Fox, II of Waterloo, IA, Scott L. Fox (Sarah Stark) of Canton, MO, and Owen M. Tiny Fox (Susan Henson) of Canton, MO; grandchildren: Trey and Brittany Christy, Heather, Cruze Ronnie, III, Fox, Lacy Schumacher, Scarlett and Jasmine Fox, Chandler Schumaker, Olvia and Faith Fox and Quintin Starks; son-in-law, Terry Christy of Kahoka, MO; two brothers, Eddie (Mary) Hodges of Kirksville, MO and Bobby Hodges (Jennifer Foster) of LaGrange, MO; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Marty (Jaquey) Fox of Keokuk, Sharon (Mrs. Dean) Seltzer of Arbela, Joyce (Mrs. Mike) Johnson of Montrose, Linda (Mrs. Don) Schrader of Montrose, Gloria (Mrs. Bob) Dunn of Fort Madison, Nellie Hellemeyer of Dallas City, and Norma Roth of Kendwood, MI; aunts and uncles: John and Mary McDaniel of Kahoka, Richard McDaniel of Luray and Allie McDaniel Rossi and Tom Rossi of Luray; special friends, Joe and Betty Young of Kahoka, MO; as well as nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her mother and step-fathers, Burt Hodges and Dean Phillips; and a son, Albert L. Fox.
Betsy was employed for 21 years at the Lewis Co. Nursing Home in Canton. She began as a nurses aide and with additional certification eventually became the Dietary Manager until her retirement. While there, she attended John Wood Community College and baked many beautiful cakes and cookies following her certification by Wilton. She also baked many items for friends and family and was talented at arranging flowers.
Betsy was a member of Luray Full Gospel Church at Luray and of Peaksville Christian Church. She loved worshiping with both church families. She was an excellent cook and it is said she could make a gourmet meal out of a box of rocks. She loved to raise a weed-free, large garden and to can its harvest. She also loved raising many flowers. She was an excellent seamstress and also quilter. She was also talented at crocheting. She dearly loved her horses and drawing pictures of them. She had loved to write songs. Betsy worked hard all of her life and could do anything that she tried. She enjoyed playing cards, spending time with her family and morning coffee on her deck.
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