We are so sorry to hear of Betty's passing. We believe that she is with Harry, Harry, Jr. and Valerie as well as her parents and all that have passed before her. She is not suffering and she can see again! She left this world knowing that she was loved and that her children love each other. Happy sewing in heaven Betty. Love, Bob Kreidler, Ann and Dave Guss, Samantha, Gardner and Robin Treneman.

- Kreidler/Guss/Treneman , State College, PA

Praying for you , Patrick & Tammy and family. She lead a beautiful long life- surrounded by a big family. May she Rest In Peace.

- Mike & Lina Higgins, Marietta, GA

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- Vincent Powers , Savannah , Ga

My condolences to the Lentz family on the loss of your mother. I remember her as a tireless, hard-working woman who directed the laboratory at Memorial during the 70s and 80s. My she rest in peace.

- Joe Jurgensen, SAVANNAH, GA

Beverly and the Lentz Family I am sending my thoughts and prayers to you all. God Bless and may she rest in peace. Suzanne

- Suzanne McLaughlin Vonwaldner, SAVANNAH, GA

Linda and Family, prayers for comfort . I'm so sorry your Mom passed but know she is at peace.

- Nancy Manucy Lawson, Savannah, GA

To the Lentz and Broderick families, please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your dear Betty. Although I never met her, in many ways I feel as if I knew her and the rest of your family intimately. You see, my ex-husband and I bought the old Broderick family bungalow on East 52nd Street in 1976. Once we had settled in an elderly neighbor gave me the name of the man who built it, Ed Broderick, and said that he owned a plumbing company downtown. They also told me that Mr. Broderick died at a young age and left behind a wife and several children to live in the house that he had completed in 1929. After seeing the notice of Betty’s passing I now realize that my home was the house where she and her siblings spent their childhood years. I made the connection when I saw the photo of her in her wedding dress taken in front of the fireplace in the Broderick house, a setting that I was very familiar with from the 20+ years that I made that place my home. I wish that I had been able to connect with Betty and the rest of you before now but I do hope that once the family has had time to grieve and come to terms with such a great loss that you will contact me to reminisce. May her memory be a comfort to all of you. Susan Wainwright suznfused@yahoo.com

- Susan Elaine Wainwright, Savannah, Georgia

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- Marie Wood, Savannah , Georgia