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Loyal Stoyell posted a condolence

I never remember my Aunt Betty Ann without a smile on her face! Thank you for the blessing of her life with us Lord. See you soon Betty Ann!

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Judy Stoyell de Pareja posted a condolence

Aunt Betty Ann will be missed. She will always be remembered for her kindness and generosity. I will never forget how loving she was with all of us as we arrived to visit in Lewiston with a car load of children...so gracious and welcoming. We all loved your Mom and Dad. Judy

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Mary Banasik posted a condolence

I have so many fond memories of Aunt Betty Ann and Uncle Johnny for that matter. Aunt Betty Ann was so welcoming and gracious and I loved the fact that Cindy and I were called the "twins" I enjoyed hearing the stories about Mom and Aunt Betty Ann giving birth at the same time and eating 5 lbs of choclates while they were in the hospital. I so looked forward to the Friday nights when we went to Lewiston to have a fish fry and then go over to Uncle Johnny and Aunt Betty Ann's home. I feel very blessed to have been a part of her life; I will continue to keep my cousins in my prayers and ask the dear Lord to comfort them and lift them up during this sorrowful time. Aunt Betty Ann is not lost to us, she is just in a different room in our Lord's house and we will meet again!!!!

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Cheryl Wallace posted a condolence

I am so sorry for your loss. I know your involvement and commitment to your mom as she went through her last several years was commendable. I am sure she was so happy to have been able to hold and see her great grand daughter. My sympathies to you and your family.

Elizabeth "Betty Ann" Stoyell

1925 - 2012

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1925 - 2012

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