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Remembering
Betty Pullen
Forever in our memories
and our hearts
When God made Betty, he made a wonderful woman that loved her family and friends deeply.
It has been one year, March 4, 2005, since the community lost a dear friend, Betty Pullen of Harris Hollow, Washington.
She was always so kind, caring, and had enough love to share with the whole world. Betty never judged and always made everyone laugh. Her star bums brightly for all of us to see, a beacon, a guiding light. For she shines down from the heavens above.
She won’t be far away, for life goes on. So if we need her, we can call on her. Though we can’t see or touch her, she will be near.
And if we listen with our hearts, we can hear all of her love around us soft and clear. It is still hard to believe she is gone at times. But she does live in our hearts forever and we know that Betty’s spirit will always be with us.
I will never forget and always cherish the times when I would stop in and shop at Attic Treasure. We would talk and laugh about things that had happened in the past.
And now when I go in, I can still see her foreven smile and feel her presence. She was a wonderful person and I respected her.
Now she is in God’s loving arms, and I know she will always be watching over her family and all her friends.
She will be missed by all whose lives she touched.
Betty Pullen will forever remain in our memories and our hearts forever with a smile.
—Jan Clatterbuck
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