Betty Mary Keane Baker, lived a joyful life of 81 years. She was born in Pocatello, Idaho, to Earl and Helen Keane.
She filled her life with serving others. She truly understood the teaching of Jesus; LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF, this was within the fiber of her soul. Betty did not judge others by their race, creed, appearance or religion. She accepted people for who they were and did not expect anything in return. Betty was a faithful servant of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Betty's survivor's include her daughters Paula Egbert of Boise and Nancy J. Needham, of Bend, Ore.; her son Glenn E. Baker of Boise; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Leonard Baker, and her infant children, Sally Jo and twins, Faye and Kaye.
During the last hours of her life, her family surrounded her and expressed their joy for her life and her love, and the examples she set. Betty leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, caring, cooking and generosity. These are the qualities that she was loved her for and will be remembered always.
Died at age 81 years, 4 months, 8 days.
Betty's husband, Paul Leonard Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James and America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
She filled her life with serving others. She truly understood the teaching of Jesus; LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF, this was within the fiber of her soul. Betty did not judge others by their race, creed, appearance or religion. She accepted people for who they were and did not expect anything in return. Betty was a faithful servant of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Betty's survivor's include her daughters Paula Egbert of Boise and Nancy J. Needham, of Bend, Ore.; her son Glenn E. Baker of Boise; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Leonard Baker, and her infant children, Sally Jo and twins, Faye and Kaye.
During the last hours of her life, her family surrounded her and expressed their joy for her life and her love, and the examples she set. Betty leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, caring, cooking and generosity. These are the qualities that she was loved her for and will be remembered always.
Died at age 81 years, 4 months, 8 days.
Betty's husband, Paul Leonard Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James and America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
Betty Mary Keane Baker, lived a joyful life of 81 years. She was born in Pocatello, Idaho, to Earl and Helen Keane.
She filled her life with serving others. She truly understood the teaching of Jesus; LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF, this was within the fiber of her soul. Betty did not judge others by their race, creed, appearance or religion. She accepted people for who they were and did not expect anything in return. Betty was a faithful servant of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Betty's survivor's include her daughters Paula Egbert of Boise and Nancy J. Needham, of Bend, Ore.; her son Glenn E. Baker of Boise; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Leonard Baker, and her infant children, Sally Jo and twins, Faye and Kaye.
During the last hours of her life, her family surrounded her and expressed their joy for her life and her love, and the examples she set. Betty leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, caring, cooking and generosity. These are the qualities that she was loved her for and will be remembered always.
Died at age 81 years, 4 months, 8 days.
Betty's husband, Paul Leonard Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James and America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
She filled her life with serving others. She truly understood the teaching of Jesus; LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF, this was within the fiber of her soul. Betty did not judge others by their race, creed, appearance or religion. She accepted people for who they were and did not expect anything in return. Betty was a faithful servant of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Betty's survivor's include her daughters Paula Egbert of Boise and Nancy J. Needham, of Bend, Ore.; her son Glenn E. Baker of Boise; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Leonard Baker, and her infant children, Sally Jo and twins, Faye and Kaye.
During the last hours of her life, her family surrounded her and expressed their joy for her life and her love, and the examples she set. Betty leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, caring, cooking and generosity. These are the qualities that she was loved her for and will be remembered always.
Died at age 81 years, 4 months, 8 days.
Betty's husband, Paul Leonard Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James and America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
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