Death date: Apr 18, 2011
RICHARDS, Elizabeth "Betty" Berry- of Nashville, Febuary 22, 1923--April 18, 2011 was preceded in death by parents, Charles Gilbert and Elizabeth Aden Berry, and husband of 56 years, Lawrence "Larry" DeWayne Richards. Survived by Read Obituary
Dear Betty, you saved us all that one day when we were too adventurous. You will be always in our hearts. Roland
Roland Winkler
Betty was one of my best friends and we had many good times together. We took many trips and she was the best traveling companion anyone could want. She was always agreeable and made suggestions that enhanced the trip. I have lots of good memories to l
Pat Stallings
The whole Richards family was always one to watch and be amazed at the creativity, fun, humor and just plain goodness that always seemed to come out of the house on Moran Drive.Betty was the rock of the whole crew and I think the most telling thing about
Ralph Bobby Rogers
Dear Betty,I really enjoyed getting to know you through the yearssince Glen and Ann got married. We had somewonderful trips together. The lake cabin in Stone Mountain, Georgia, Lynchburg, TN and,of course, New York City when the Nashville Symphony pla
Mary Wanner
Ann,It was a shock to get the news.I am at a loss for words but know the deep hurt of letting a parent go.She was such a fun person to talk to.I will tell Bobby and Weasy, but I don't trust my emotions just yet.Thank you for remembering to tell us.Letting
Ginny Rogers Layman
Whoops, I couldn't correct the note I just wrote. I meant that Betty was a great mom, etc.!
Ann Richards/Glen Wanner
My love and thanks to all my mom's friends and family who walked and hiked along her beautiful journey through life, viewing nature, helping others, being a great mom, daughter, wife, grandmother, sister, and friends to all of us. Please keep the Richards
Ann Richards/Glen Wanner
I have fond remembrances of Betty. We shared a great love of nature. I just returned last night (5:30 p.m.) from a Road Scholar week - "Springtime in Kentucky, Nature's Alarm Clocks." She would have loved learning about the local birds, wildflowers, rocks
Shirley Keyes Manaley
Betty was a great co-worker and friend as we worked together years ago at Centenary Methodist Community Center in North Nashville.Betty enriched my life and I cherish her friendship through the years.
Betty Ruth Goode
Betty was my best friend during our high school and church school years. We enjoyed each other's skills at ping-pong; we always met at the church to play where we were both leaders in our Sunday School class. After we graduated from highschool, there was
Veda Mae Bateman, Ph.D.
