Betty June Boyd

Betty June Boyd

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Betty June Boyd, was born on March 4, 1931 in St. Louis, MO to William W. Wilson and Marion (Decker) Wilson, affectionately known as Meme. Betty passed from this life on Wednesday, November 20, 2019 in Tulsa, OK at the age of 88.  Betty was a longtime resident of Independence, KS, she recently moved to Tulsa to be near family.

Betty was preceded in death by her husband Newt, parents and daughter Kathleen Sue (Katie).  She is survived by her sister, Kathy and husband Don Brown of Houston, TX, brother, Bill and his wife Shirley Wilson of Tulsa, OK, sons, Phillip of Independence, KS, and Lincoln of Tulsa, OK. 

Betty touched each of us in such a special way.  We have always known the selfless love she had for all, including that place in her heart just for us.  Her gentle spirit will live in each of us forever.  We will miss her.

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Betty and I shared many things, including memberships in Delta Kappa Gamma and Coffeyville Area Retired School Personnel. We went to meetings together, taking turns driving to those out-of-town. When I was facing surgeries, Betty was right there before and after to offer assistance and words of encouragement. Often, we both ended up at the same yard sale since we lived a few blocks apart and both walked to sales in the neighborhood. She was interested in so many diffferent things, even sharing recipes and instructions for knitting projects. I do miss Betty, but her move to Tulsa was a good move!

Juliana Wetter

Betty was a vital member of Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG), a women's educational society. She served a number of offices and most recently served as parliamentarian. She will be remembered as a gracious woman and friend. She will be deeply missed by Tau Chapter of DKG. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family. Sandra Ellis President

Sandra Ellis

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