Betty Jane McDermott (Danyluk) was born on July 11, 1925 in Cleveland Ohio. She was one of 6 children (Lucille, Leona, Doris, Jean, and Mildred) 5 sisters and one brother (Robert). As a young woman she entered the United States Navy and was stationed in Baltimore, at Bethesda Naval Hospital, where she served as a Pharmacist's Mate.
She LOVED sports, especially baseball and football, and was a faithful fan of both the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. She also loved action and horror films and had an extensive video collection to prove it.
Betty left the world on June 24, 2001 after a painful battle with lung cancer that spread to her brain. She was so small and fragile that her body couldn't fight the disease for very long. She was survived by her husband, William "Bill" Danyluk, and 4 sons, Brett, Blaine, Brad and Brian. She also had 4 grandchildren, Aimee, Brooke, Brandy, and Brynn and her daughter-in-law, Teresa, considered her more a mother to her than a mother-in-law.
She was the best mother/grandmother/mother-in-law in the world. Not only was she a very caring and loving person, with good values and morals who did her best to make the people she loved happy, she was also a hard-working woman who sacrificed alot to give her sons a better life than she'd had. She was a very positive influence in all our lives and we love her and miss her very much. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think of her and though she's not with us any longer, physically, she'll always be with us in spirit.
She LOVED sports, especially baseball and football, and was a faithful fan of both the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. She also loved action and horror films and had an extensive video collection to prove it.
Betty left the world on June 24, 2001 after a painful battle with lung cancer that spread to her brain. She was so small and fragile that her body couldn't fight the disease for very long. She was survived by her husband, William "Bill" Danyluk, and 4 sons, Brett, Blaine, Brad and Brian. She also had 4 grandchildren, Aimee, Brooke, Brandy, and Brynn and her daughter-in-law, Teresa, considered her more a mother to her than a mother-in-law.
She was the best mother/grandmother/mother-in-law in the world. Not only was she a very caring and loving person, with good values and morals who did her best to make the people she loved happy, she was also a hard-working woman who sacrificed alot to give her sons a better life than she'd had. She was a very positive influence in all our lives and we love her and miss her very much. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think of her and though she's not with us any longer, physically, she'll always be with us in spirit.
Betty Jane McDermott (Danyluk) was born on July 11, 1925 in Cleveland Ohio. She was one of 6 children (Lucille, Leona, Doris, Jean, and Mildred) 5 sisters and one brother (Robert). As a young woman she entered the United States Navy and was stationed in Baltimore, at Bethesda Naval Hospital, where she served as a Pharmacist's Mate.
She LOVED sports, especially baseball and football, and was a faithful fan of both the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. She also loved action and horror films and had an extensive video collection to prove it.
Betty left the world on June 24, 2001 after a painful battle with lung cancer that spread to her brain. She was so small and fragile that her body couldn't fight the disease for very long. She was survived by her husband, William "Bill" Danyluk, and 4 sons, Brett, Blaine, Brad and Brian. She also had 4 grandchildren, Aimee, Brooke, Brandy, and Brynn and her daughter-in-law, Teresa, considered her more a mother to her than a mother-in-law.
She was the best mother/grandmother/mother-in-law in the world. Not only was she a very caring and loving person, with good values and morals who did her best to make the people she loved happy, she was also a hard-working woman who sacrificed alot to give her sons a better life than she'd had. She was a very positive influence in all our lives and we love her and miss her very much. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think of her and though she's not with us any longer, physically, she'll always be with us in spirit.
She LOVED sports, especially baseball and football, and was a faithful fan of both the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. She also loved action and horror films and had an extensive video collection to prove it.
Betty left the world on June 24, 2001 after a painful battle with lung cancer that spread to her brain. She was so small and fragile that her body couldn't fight the disease for very long. She was survived by her husband, William "Bill" Danyluk, and 4 sons, Brett, Blaine, Brad and Brian. She also had 4 grandchildren, Aimee, Brooke, Brandy, and Brynn and her daughter-in-law, Teresa, considered her more a mother to her than a mother-in-law.
She was the best mother/grandmother/mother-in-law in the world. Not only was she a very caring and loving person, with good values and morals who did her best to make the people she loved happy, she was also a hard-working woman who sacrificed alot to give her sons a better life than she'd had. She was a very positive influence in all our lives and we love her and miss her very much. There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think of her and though she's not with us any longer, physically, she'll always be with us in spirit.
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