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Betty Cote
July 21, 1935 – November 30, 2018
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Brandy Ahearn says
Recently I went to visit grandma and it was such a nice time. So glad we were able to spend it together. We laughed and told stories. We just sat and watched tv together. We just spent time together and it meant to much. While she is gone, she will forever be in my heart. Love you Grandma!! :heart:
Diana Otay says
Dale, I am so sad about the passing of Mom and I am sending you my condolences to you as well. You have always been such a good husband and step father. We love you Bill and Diana Otay
Ronda Winter Eldridge says
Rest in Peace, Aunt Betty. So glad I got to visit with you when you were in Meeker a couple of years ago. Prayers for comfort and peace for Dale and all of the family.
Much love to you all.
Earl Parks says
My aunt Betty Nicely Hoge Cote was fiesty, funny, so cute and in the early 60’s she was crazy for Elvis Presley music.
Earl Parks says
Actually, this is Ginger Winter Parks. Aunt Betty bought me my first flip flops which were called Zories. She also brought the first diet drinks Fresca and diet RC cola. In 1970 she decked me out for a dance with her new dress and necklace. It was a very sexy dress but she was tiny and cute in 1970. I loved her. She was always fun for me.
Erin Vorsatz (Post) says
Grandpa Dale- I am so sorry for your loss. You and grandma were such a great team and gave us all a wonderful example of what a marriage should look like. I am so thankful for the two of you always taking pictures and video of us growing up. Cassie and I love watching all of our old home movies and it brings me peace knowing I can always hear Grandmas voice in the background of all those great pool parties. Rest In Peace :heartpulse:
Hal Hoge says
My Mother is still here with me in my heart.
She always did the right thing and helped anyone and everyone.
If anything broke in the house she would figure out how to fix it herself. (remembering when I was 12 handing her tools to fix the furnace)
As a kid she always tried to get me to be a catcher so she could practice throwing her speedball softball. (I was scared to death)
Mom, I will miss you!
I will see you when it is my turn to go home.
Love you