Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....Parrott Cline Bennett , Betty Mary May 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Bennett, Betty Mary Parrott Cline     
1926 - 2005 
 
Betty Mary Parrott Cline Bennett 
Services: Mon., May 23, 2005

A memorial service will be held Monday, May 23, 2005, 1:00 p.m., in the 
Hillcrest Memorial Chapel. Betty was born October 23, 1926, in Eunice, 
Louisiana to Richard Stagg Parrott and Culberta Baker Parrott. She was one of 
six children. Her three older brothers and her parents have preceded her in 
death. Her younger brother and sister, Blair Parrott and Harriet Ardoin still 
live in Louisiana. She has many nieces and nephews still living in Louisiana. 
She met and married Eugene Cline in New Orleans in 1945, Eugene died in 1990. 
Their union produced two children; a son, Gregory and a daughter, Charlotte. 
Gregory died in an accident when he was age 35. Charlotte is married to Dennis 
Brantley and lives in Bakersfield, Ca. They have three children, two sons and 
a daughter. Montgomery and his wife, Lonelle have a daughter, Eden. Richard 
and Dallas have a son, Hunter and Cindy and Mike have a daughter, Mariah. She 
would want them to know how very much she loved them. 

Betty met Edwin Bennett in 1990 and married him in 1994. That was the happiest 
day in her life when she married her beloved Ed. He brought his own wonderful 
family into Bettys life. Ed has four children, Cathy and her husband, Carl, 
John and his wife, Kathie, Gary, Jim and his wife, Karen. Ed has five 
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Betty loved them as much as her 
own. During her life here in Bakersfield, Betty will be remembered for her 
first job as a Bakersfield City Hostess. Next, she managed a dental supply 
business for twenty years. She then sold real estate for several years. She 
was a longtime member of the American Business Womens Association and an 
equally longtime member of Bakersfield Republican Women. At the familys 
request, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bettys memory to 
Hoffmann Hospice. No visitation is scheduled. 

Legacy.com 

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 5/21/2005.  


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