Betty Joanne Warner

Betty Joanne Warner graced the world with her presence on January 7th, 1932. Born in Sioux City, Iowa her childhood unfolded like a tapestry of unique tales, leaving those who listened to her reminiscences in a state of wonder.

Betty's dear friend Mitzi Warner played matchmaker, introducing her to the love of her life, Mitzi’s brother, Karl Robert Warner. United in matrimony on March 30th, 1951, their love story became a testament to enduring commitment. Sadly, Karl bid farewell to this world on June 11th, 2014, preceding Betty on the next stage of life's journey.

Together, Karl and Betty crafted a beautiful life with three devoted sons: Doug (Laura), Gary (Susan), and Steven (Laura). Betty, the quintessential homemaker, embodied the epitome of devotion. Her household bore witness to warm baked cookies and hearty meals, perpetually at the ready. The Warner abode was not merely a home; it was an immaculate sanctuary, and Betty carried herself with a blend of class and pride that left an indelible mark on those who crossed her threshold. Betty was the epitome of elegance and style. With an innate sense of grace, she carried herself through life's chapters, leaving an indelible mark on those who had the privilege of witnessing her charm. Her hosting prowess was legendary, transforming every celebration into a joyous affair. Alongside Karl, she actively engaged in community affairs, fostering a robust social life that endeared them to many.

Grandchildren and great-grandchildren became a source of boundless joy for Betty, and she wore the mantle of pride as she watched them grow. Her attendance at every possible event, frequent check-ins, and a consistent showering of thoughtful gifts (usually from her favorite spot, Von Maur) bespoke a love that knew no bounds. Betty's legacy also resides in the form of countless cherished letters and cards she penned, a testament to her artistry in expressing love and warmth that resonated with family members and friends alike.

In celebrating the life of Betty Jo Warner, we honor not just the chronology of years, but the richness of moments woven into the fabric of family, love, and enduring connections. May her memory continue to shine brightly in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have shared in the warmth of her presence.