Betty Hall

Betty Marie Hall - "Nanney"
December 21, 1937 - December 9, 2023

Betty Marie Hall, better known as "Nanney," was loved by all who came into contact with her. She was a mother and grandmother not only to her family but to all the lovely humans that crossed her path. She was a life long care-giver no matter what jobs she had throughout her life. She was always ready to greet folks with a cup of coffee, a meal, a snack, or candy, and she always made sure that everyone knew that she loved them before they parted from her. She was loving, caring, stubborn, opinionated, hilarious, and playful. She was never afraid to be honest with you but you also always knew that she loved you.

She was born on December 21st, 1937 to Edgar and Verna Griffith in Webber Falls, OK and was raised with many siblings. She passed away peacefully in her sleep in the early morning hours on Saturday, December 9th, 2023 knowing that she was dearly loved, she would be greatly missed, and that together we would find a way to be okay. She was preceded in death by her parents, all but one of her siblings, two sons in law, and two grandchildren. She is survived by her daughters Sherrilyn, Jeanette, Sylvia Diane, Eugenia Marie, and Lesa Rene, her sons James Edward and Dale, her sister Martha Haney, and many, many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren as well as her dearly loved dog Molly and many others who called her "Nanney." She spent the last year of her life at the Evergreen Care Center where she was loved and very well cared for by all of the staff, who she thought of as her children as well.

She enjoyed reading, Louis La'Amour being her favorite author with many creases in the spines of her books. She loved gardening and could grow anything. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, playing Farkle and Dominos, watching crime dramas on television and thrift shopping at yard sales and Goodwill. She was a math wiz and could remember phone numbers better than anyone we know.

When asked what her favorite memories are, she said "hearing and watching my children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. Hearing them say they love me and all of the hugs and kissed I get from them." When parting, she always told her family "You're a part of my heart." You are a part of our hearts too Nanney, always and forever.