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Information for Betty L. Tuttle Fox

22 February, 1929 - 24 May, 1984

From the Idaho Press-Tribune

May, 1984

Contributed by Dennis McIndoo


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Betty Fox

    Services for Betty L. Fox, 55, of 711 Sixth St., Parma, who died Thursday, May 24, at a Boise hospital of natural (causes) will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Kirkpatrick Memorial Community Church of Parma.  The Rev. Wallace Vos of the United Pentacostal Church of Parma will officiate.  Interment will be at the Parma Cemetery under the direction of Dakan Funeral Chapel, Parma.
    She was born Feb. 22, 1929, in Oglesby, Ill., to Lewis Sumner and Elsie Ulrich Tuttle.  She moved with her family to the Apply (sic-Apple) Valley area near Parma at the age of 5.  She attend Apply (sic-Apple) Valley School and married Ray Fox Dec. 10, 1947 in the United Pentacostal Church.  Parma,.  They moved into the Parma City in November of 1970.  She was active in the family business, Fox Sanitation, as bookkeeper until her death.
    She had been active in the Christian Business Women's Association and attended Woman AGLOW meetings at which she had been invited to speak on a number of occasions.
    She is survived by her husband; one daughter, Julie Rae Williams of Norfolk of Va.; her father Lewis Sumner Tuttle of Albinon (sic-Albion), Harold Tuttle of Rogue River, Ore., Roy Tuttle of Lady Lake, Fla., Martin Tuttle of Sacramento, Calif., and Glen Tuttle of Anchorage, Alaska; two sisters, Elsie Mae Davenport of Olympia, Wash., Mary Frances Husted of Anchorage; one grandson, Ryan Anthony Fox of Parma.
    The family suggests memorials be made to the Mountain States Tumor Institute or the Campus Crusade in care of Dakan Funeral Chapel, P.O. Box 1386, Caldwell, 83606.




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