Betty Meyering Obituary

So much good has come from such a lovely lady. I am honored to have met her and have her daughter/granddaughter as such wonderful friends. Love you all.

Chet, we are so sorry to hear about Bety's passing, and offer our sincere sympathy to you and your family. You will remember that we were neighbors for a short time on Marion Drive when we first moved there. We lived there for 40 years, and moved to a patio home in 2001. I saw Betty several times at the MEF seminar, and I am so happy that I had that opportunity in recent years. We wish you and your family all the best in the years to come.

We have so many pleasant memories of your family. It is hard to lose Betty but we know that she has a beautiful home in heaven. She touched the lives of not only church people but countless ones in our community. We have you in our thoughts and prayers!

Like Brian Cook , I too was a Mitchell football player who took her class " Boys Foods " in 1968. What a hoot. It was a great experience , lots of smiles,laughter and scratch recipes. That was 39 years ago and I am smiling today at the memories . Thank you Mrs Meyering, you really were a teacher who cared about her kids and made a difference in our lives

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. We wish we could be there for the service but w/ the distance......
May God bless and keep you.

Chet, we were so saddened to read of Betty's passing. I can tell by reading the other notes that she touched many lives. Isn't that what we are all wanting to do as teachers.
Hey, Don Green, Don Wilson, Harry Zimbrick, Wayne stegman, Tom Hergenreter, Gene and others meet for lunch on Mondays at Sheldon's on North Nevada. You should join them sometime.
With much love and sympathy,
Cindy and Gene Blackney

It was with great sadness that I saw Mrs. Meyering's obituary today while looking for that of a friend from Mitchell High School who recently passed away. Mrs. Meyering taught an extremely popular course at Mitchell known as "Single Living." I'll never forget it, or her, because she taught us all about what we'd face once we left the confines of our homes and had to cook, clean, and even sew. I think she got a kick out of seeing me and my fellow football team members mending clothes, baking lattice top cherry pies, and planning and cooking meals, but the lessons she taught me have lasted over almost 30 years. My wife always said that she would have liked to meet the famous Betty Meyering, the woman who in turn made her life easier. My sister also helped teach her class at one point as an assistant and owes many thanks to her as well. She'll be very sorry to hear of her passing. To her extended family I would like to extend my deepest sympathies for your loss. She was a kind, patient, and wonderful woman.

Nana-You were simply the best! You created so many memories for me and left such a special mark in my life. You will be thought of everyday and missed more than you will ever know. We love you and we will see you in heaven soon!
Love, Jenifer, Amos & Jace