• Betty Ann Fox

    March 24, 2019

  • Mrs. Betty Ann Fox, 91, passed away March 24th, 2019, in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

    Betty was born February 15th, 1928, in Pender, Nebraska, to Elwood and Alma (Lowrey) Buttery.

    During Betty’s working career she was one of the first women USDA meat inspectors, which she held until retirement. Betty was an avid member of the Hot Springs Village Bridge Club.

    After retiring to Bella Vista, she met and married Paul Fox. Paul passed away in August of 2017.

    She is survived by her children, Connie Weidert (John) of Hot Springs Village, Jerry Edwards of Iowa City, Iowa, and William Edwards (Laurie), of Davenport, Iowa; grandchildren Shawn Weidert, Dawn Weidert, Melissa Edwards, William Edwards II, Zachary Edwards, and Eric Edwards; and three great- grandchildren.

    A celebration of life will be held Wednesday, March 27th, 2019 at CedarVale Funeral Home 1-3 PM. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, 4301 W. Markham Street, #716 Little Rock, AR 72205.

    Arrangements have been entrusted to CedarVale Funeral Home of Hot Springs Village, AR.

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    Victoria Fox

    27 Mar 2019

    Betty was an amazing lady. I remember the day my father, Paul Fox met her. He was instantly smitten with her beauty, zest for life and intelligence. They quickly became inseparable. I was thrilled when my father asked her to become his bride. Betty brought so much love and joy into our family. She and my Dad held hands wherever they went. Often giggling over a price joke they shared. To be in their presence was to be in the presence of true love. After my father passed. Betty and I remained close. We had many adventures together. She taught me so much. Most of all she taught me to love deep and live every day to the fullest. I will miss everything about you my precious soul. Rest in peace.

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    Teri

    1 Apr 2019

    Betty was my aunt. Always fun to be around and loved life. She was always positive. Although we didn’t live close, will hold her close in my heart.

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