Johnson Co. TX - Obit for Bette Chadwick

Submitted by Peggy B. Perazzo  <pbperazzo@attbi.com>

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   Bette Chadwick
   A  memorial  service will be held Friday evening for Bette Chadwick of
   Davis. She passed away at home on Feb. 20, 2002. She was 87.
   She  was born in Chico and lived most of her life in Coachella Valley.
   In the 1940s she married Howard Chadwick, and they raised their family
   in  Thermal. Bette was a teacher and later became a reading specialist
   in the Thermal elementary schools until her retirement.
   She  remained  active in a variety of community service organizations,
   traveled  the world with her grand sense of adventure, and pursued her
   love of painting, golf and the outdoors.
   She  was  an  enthusiastic  member  of  St. John's Episcopal Church in
   Indio,  and  shared  her  love of Christ. She was a constant source of
   spiritual  inspiration  to her family. Her most cherished role in life
   was as wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
   She   will   be   dearly   missed   by  her  family:  her  sister  and
   brother-in-law,  Barbara  and  Al Arens of Santa Ana; her daughter and
   son-in-law,   Barbara   and   Todd  Hammond  of  Davis;  her  son  and
   daughter-in-law,  Tom and Jan Chadwick of Rancho Bernardo; her son and
   daughter-in-law,   Art   and   Joy   Chadwick  of  Keene,  Texas;  her
   grandchildren,  Dan Chadwick and his wife Shirleane, Barbara Chadwick,
   Michael  and  David  Cheney,  and  Amy,  Wendy  and  Kim Chadwick; and
   great-granddaughter Sierra Chadwick.
   "We  will  continue  to  feel  her love within us until the day we are
   reunited," her family says.
   A  celebration  of  her life, followed by an ice cream social, will be
   held at Pole Line Road Baptist Church, 770 Pole Line Road, in Davis on
   Friday  at 5 p.m. Donations in her memory may be made to RRR Adult Day
   Program, 915 27th St., Sacramento, CA 95816 and Citizens Who Care, 416
   F St., Davis, CA 95616, all for Alzheimer's support.
   (Obituary from the "The Davis Enterprise," Tuesday, February 26, 2002,
   (Yolo  County).  Submitted  with  the  permission  of  the  "The Davis
   Enterprise," 315 G Street, Davis, CA 95616,
   <http://www.davisenterprise.com/>.  Please  note:  I am not related to
   the  family listed above, and I do not have any further information on
   this family.)