NUTTALL: Betty (née Maxwell) of Grand Bend
Posted By Haskett Funeral Homes On September 18, 2024 @ 7:05 PM In Exeter,Obituary | 20 Comments
We regrettably share the news of Elizabeth “Betty” Nuttall’s sudden passing on Sunday, August 4, 2024, at the age of 85.
Betty was adored by her family, especially her husband Ed, with whom she’d spent 35 wonderful years. Proud mother to Michael (Monique), Glenn (Connie), and Doug (Deceased) (Paula). Beloved grandmother to Nolan and Dalton; Dakota, Jordan (Trevor), Madison (Steven), and Darcy (Grace); Taylor (Alyssa) and Cameron; Jillian, and Austin. Predeceased by her beloved brother, David (Rita) and survived by her brother’s in-law Cliff Nuttall (Alison), Carman Stevenson, and her many nieces, nephews and friends who will remember her fondly.
She devoted much of her time to activities and volunteering around the Grand Bend area. She enjoyed golfing, line dancing, exercise classes and Tuesday morning coffees with friends. She was part of the Red Hats and Jingle Bells and especially pleased to showcase her house for the Grand Bend Christmas House Tour. She volunteered with the Horticultural Society and was proud to be a President of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild.
On a summer afternoon you would find her on the beach, with her feet in the sand, soaking up every last bit of sunshine. She would even follow the sun in the winter months, when she and Ed would take one of their many trips to Destin Florida.
Above all, Betty cherished her time spent with family and friends. To celebrate her legacy, we’re donning our best yellow outfits and gathering for an afternoon of living, loving, and laughing. Please join us for a celebration of life at Haskett Funeral Home, 456 Main Street South, EXETER, on Friday, September 20, from 1 – 4 PM. Words of remembrance begin at 2:30 PM.
We ask that donations be made in Betty’s name to the London Health Sciences Foundation.
Condolences for the family of “NUTTALL: Betty (née Maxwell) of Grand Bend”
To Betty’s family:
l met Betty at Grand Bend Linedancing and at the grand bend playhouse in the gift shop. She was a beautiful lady. She will be missed.
One of the pleasures in life was to have known such a beautiful person as Betty.
Rest in peace, Condolences to Ed and family.
Shirley Andraza
I will miss her smile, her laugh, her fashion sense and her warm personality. Grand Bend and area will miss her outstanding contributions to many volunteer organizations. Take care Ed!
Ed and Family,
Our heartfelt condolences are extended to you all. May the many wonderful memories we all cherish of Betty help us through this sad time. Melodie & Steve
We enjoyed having coffee every Tuesday mornings with Betty, we will miss her lovely smile and just having her there with us. We send our love to Ed, Connie and Glenn and family.
Dear Ed & all of Betty’s family; Thinking of all of you at this time of tremendous loss.
Though we didn’t know Betty long; the time we spent with her was wonderful. Such an effervescent personality she had! Her love for you Ed was evident!
With caring thoughts,
Jill & Ralph Geiger
Cousin Betty was a great member of our Sisters and Cousins travel group. She was always game to go and contributed immensely with her big smile and contagious laugh as we roamed around our new destination each year. We will miss her. Our condolences to Eddie and the family.
We were very saddened to hear of sweet Betty’s passing. Our sincere condolences to Ed and families.
She will certainly be missed at our monthly Elder’s Dinners… where we always had good food and great friendship!
Thinking of you all.
Douglas and Barbara Shephard and family.
Dear Ed and Family,
Although we have not had the pleasure of Betty’s company these last few years, the
‘sweet’ memories of our very special times together in Destin, are always foremost
in our hearts. Her presence lit up every gathering!
Betty’s infectious smile , laugh, and her love of life, family and friends was such a gift to us all. 🙏
May all of your wonderful memories bring you comfort and peace during this difficult time and always.
Sending our sincere condolences
Terry and Colleen
So sorry to hear of Betty’s sudden passing. My wife Dawn and I met Betty and Ed quite by accident on South Padre Island 24 years ago. We knew this. Where you saw Betty you saw Ed.
My most sincere condolences Ed. So sorry for your loss.
Ed and Family,
We remember with appreciation the kindness and friendship you and Betty extended to my late parents. Sincere condolences.
Ed & Family,
Sending our deepest sympathies in the loss of your wife Betty,
Always enjoyed our talks in Lakewood Gardens.
Dave & Janice Hannon
Such a beautiful kind spirit and smile. Always looked forward to seeing Betty & Ed at the Buckhorn cottage & family gatherings. Rest in peace Betty. You will be missed! Sending our love and sincere condolences.
Paul, Cindy, Matt & Kelly Hoggarth
Buckhorn
Betty, RIP my friend and cousin. We had so many laughs together on our cousins get aways. Your smile and warm personality will be missed forever!
Ed and Family: We are so sorry to hear of Betty’s passing, she was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. Her smile lit up every room. Our condolences go out to all of you.
Sam, Kay and boys
Dear Ed and family,
Saddened for you to learn of Betty’s passing. No one could light up a room like Betty.
Draw upon the many wonderful memories you will have to help you through the days ahead.
Our prayers go with you,
Lynda and Ron Holmes
Ed, so sorry to hear of Betty’s passing. Betty was full of smiles and laughter. May your memories bring you comfort.
Big Hugs to you Ed as you celebrate Betty on Friday! Thinking of you❤️
Tiffany
Betty was a very special lady and will be miss by many. Hope her family will be comfortable by the many loving memories of Betty.
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My sincere condolences for Eddie and the family, long time friend, from minor hockey in Woodbridge, snowmobiling and summers at cottage at Lake Simcoe, the Bowes, Pooles, McLeans, and Westheralls, so many cherished memories. Love to all, Barbara Anness, and Family