Betty Jo Fountain Karaff

Keith,
Our deepest sympahy. Know that you have friends and a CASI Family that we all care! Janice and Cliff

Keeping you all in my prayers. Your mother was a wonderful,loving, & caring person that I was very fond of. She always made me feel special.

Betty Jo holds a very special place in my heart from our days at the Masonic Home in Ft. Worth. She was the best of students and I will always remember her loving smile.

We are so sorry for your loss..your mother was one special lady for sure. She was our neighbor and friend. I walk every morning so I'd always pick her paper up and put it at her garage so she didn't have to get out in the weather then on Fridays I push her garbage to the road and push it back after it was picked up. She was always laughing and smiling when she'd stop me during my walk on her drive out of the neighborhood to make sure hubby and I were ok cause hubby had been laid off. She always thought of other's ahead of herself.
We now have an Angel smiling down on all of us..

Margaret and Rick

Betty and Dale were wonderful cousins and they will be greatly missed by all. Our family will always treasure their many visits to our homes in Kirksville. God bless each of them and their family.

Love,
Eldon and Jo Ellen

I have very fond memories of sitting in Mr.s Betty's office at the church as a very young child and eating ice with her. She was one of a kind and will truely be missed by everyone. God has called a true angel home.

Betty will be greatly missed by her friends and family. Our sympathy and prayers go out to the family in their time of sorrow. Be consoled, she has joined Dale again!

Keith, Kevin, & Kris,

Lloyd, Zach, and I are going to miss Aunt Betty so much. Lloyd told me how much he liked Aunt Betty and was glad he got to know her. She was kind of like another grandmother for Zach, and I am so glad and grateful that she came up here last summer. We had a wonderful time.
We love you, and you are in our thoughts and prayers.
See you soon,
Cindy