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Gail Siefker Hahn
October 10, 2010
Betty warmly welcomed me into her home and family when I moved to Colorado Springs in 1974. She shared her children with a second cousin they'd never met, and she shared her love for the city, it's people, and its culture with this young woman who was a long way from Indiana. From sopapillas at Senor Manuel's to culture at the contemporary art galleries, Betty combined mothering, motivation, and mentoring. I will long remember the boisterous family get-togethers, and wisdom of tearing, rather than slicing, the lettuce.
With much love and condolences to her family and friends, I am so sorry for your loss.
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