ROMULUS – Betty C. Serven has gone to be along with her husband and son on Tuesday, (January 24, 2023) on the age of 95.

Buddies might name on Saturday, January 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the DeVaney-Bennett Funeral Dwelling, 181 N. Most important St., Geneva, N.Y. Funeral providers will comply with at 1 p.m. within the funeral dwelling with the Rev. Dale Andrews officiating. Burial will happen within the spring in Maple Grove Cemetery, Waterloo, N.Y.

Betty was born on September 17, 1927 within the city of Ovid. She was the primary daughter of Calvin and Grace Craig. She graduated from Phelps Central College in 1945. She enlisted within the Military Nurse Corp. and was scheduled to report for coaching on Sept. 15, 1945 however the Nurse Corp ended on Sept. 1, 1945 as a result of the conflict was over, so she went to work for Shuron Optical Co. in Geneva. She married Harold P. Serven in Could 1947. Betty was a Lady Scout chief and neighborhood chairman serving on the Board of Administrators for the Seven Lakes Lady Scout Council. She took senior Lady Scouts on a variety of journeys to New York Metropolis, Washington, DC, and Toronto for a scout trade with Lady Guides of Canada. She loved being a Sunday faculty trainer on the First Baptist Church of Geneva for a few years. Betty was a member of the Visions of Hope, and made pillows for the Finger Lakes Breast Most cancers Assist Group to be given to new breast most cancers sufferers.

Her hobbies had been cake adorning and making wedding ceremony desserts for family and friends. She additionally loved stitching, particularly making clothes for her daughters, and wedding ceremony clothes for household and mates. She retired after 20 years on the Seneca Military Depot after which spent 10 extra years working within the Depot Credit score Union. She loved the touring she did for the federal government, seeing components of the US that she by no means anticipated to see. Betty and Harold did a variety of touring after retirement. Their favourite locations had been Hawaii, Disney World, many journeys to dig for treasured stones, and journeys out west to benefit from the surroundings and to go to mates.

She will likely be missed by three daughters, Marcia (Dave) Lerkins, Gail Serven of Romulus, N.Y., and Daybreak Coleman of Geneva, N.Y.; sisters, Marge Wadhams, Arlene Andrews, Dorothy Osborn, and Janice Weaver; grandchildren, Scott and Bryan Serven, Tim (Amy) Lerkins, Deborah (Jeff) Storrs, Jason, Chris and Joe Coleman; ten great-grandchildren and one nice great-grandchild.

She was predeceased by her husband, Harold; son, Craig; brothers, Robert, David, Carl, Charles, and Ernest; and her sister, Mary Stetzel.

For these wishing to put in writing a observe of condolence to the household, please go to www.devaneybennettfh.com.

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