Elisabeth R. "Betty" Ledwith

Message from Ellen Johnson, 5th Ave UMC

Just returned from vacation. Wish we had been here for Betty's service.
Betty was a wonderful , loving lady who always had a smile. I will always remember her as the loving wife, leading her husband by the hand into church. We became friends when I drove her to several church functions out of town, and when she participated in several book study groups at church.(she always asked interesting questions).Her faith was strong, and she NEVER complained about what God had put in her life.
We will miss her presence in our church family!
Blessings to all of you
Ellen Johnson

Message from Elaine Schmidt

To the family of Betty Ledwith,
Sincere sympathy in the passing of Betty. I have only known her for about a year through a Bridge Beginners Group of Betty Felt's. She was a fun and loving person and we enjoyed playing bridge together. I even came to her home at Cedar Lake Village on several occasions to play bridge. She will be deeply missed. May the Lord God Bless All of You upon this loss. She is now in the realms of the Heavenly Kingdom.

Message from Kathy Weston, Cedar Community Home Base Services Division

I remember Betty well. Cedar supported both Betty and her husband with our services. Betty always had a smile on her face and a kind word for everyone. I will always remember seeing her in the halls at Cedar Ridge and sharing wonderful and meaningful conversation. She will be missed.

A candle was lit by Donita Stobaugh Gross on July 23, 2017 2:07 PM

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Betty and Bob were very much a part of my husband's and my lives when they lived in the Neenah area. I was saddened to read that Betty had passed away and wanted to let you know. Barbara, we didn't get to sing our duet, but your voice will long be remembered by many fortunate to have heard you sing.

I'm moving permanently to Green Valley, AZ very soon and regret that I will not be able to join you for her service.

Most sincerely and with loving good wishes,

Donita