Betty Doreen Barrack

We have known Betty (& Ken) for 20 years. Our friendship grew after Dave done some work for them when they first moved to Newick. Ken had been poorly with heart problems and unable to drive at the time so they felt quite isolated and after about a year they moved to Willingdon, Eastbourne. While they were there we spent many happy times together , either going out for meals or visiting each other’s homes on the days Betty wasn’t at bingo. After they moved to Mill Farm, Pagham, we continued to phone and visit and after Betty lost her dear Ken, she would spend a few days staying with us each year until it got too much for her. Thankfully she had many lovely friends at Mill Farm, who have been so kind in keeping an eye on her and taking care of her when needed.
We always enjoyed our visits to Betty and our meals at the pub or fish & chip lunches. She was always beautifully dressed, had a cheeky smile, enjoyed a laugh, and had plenty of tales to tell us. There was never a dull moment when we visited.
Rest in Peace Betty, together again with Ken and your mum Elsie.

Today we bid farewell to dearest Betty. She really was one in a million. You will be missed my darling angel. Go fly with ken. Gone but will never forget you xx
Our fondest memories of Betty is her singing and dancing at intervals in bingo, and her stories of her and ken. She used to say what she liked to Adrian, and sometimes quite saucy too. She would chat away to people during breaks while playing party bingo, and randomly press her button, blow me she would win without covering a single number.