Death date: Oct 13, 2011
Betty Billue Guignard, of Davidson, was born Betty Billue Bowers on February 4, 1926 in Miami and raised by Jordan Valentine Bowers and Carrie Spinks (Tommy) Bowers in Newland, North Carolina. After graduating from Montreat Jr. Co Read Obituary
Dear Family, Please accept my condolences. I did not know your Mother well but I was at the wedding of your parents in Newland. My father performed the wedding and I was about 6 yrs old. I thought Betty was the most beautiful lady I had ever seen. Your grandmother taught me piano lessons. Your father lived behind us. I feel close to your family and feel your loss.
May God bless you during this time. Ruth Crinkley Keller
So sorry for your loss. Through a difficult time like this a scripture at Revalation 21:4 has brought me much comfort. There it says, " He, Jehovah God, will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore".
I hope this gives you some comfort as well.
Lisa
Please accept my condolences as a former Democratic Women's Club President. Betty was a true DWC member to the core. Her service to the West side Community was wonderful and made us all proud to be Democratic Women. Her commitment to her country and to the children of the West side were amazing. We will miss her. Nancy Bowen Wiggins
Lewis, Frank and I send our deepest sympathy. Your mom was quite a lady. She would entertain Marsha and me when she came into our consignment store. I know you all will miss her feisty spirit.Cherish her memory. Fondly, Martha Jacobus
Charles, Roger and I want to send our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time.
Roger and Cindy Barnes
Dear Guignard Family,
So sorry to hear about your loss. Our Wilson family has such fond memories of our family reunions with all of you in Banner Elk. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this special time.
Praying for all the Guignard family during this time of loss. Betty was such a sweet sweet Lady.
