Betty Eilene Hollis, 86, of Frankfort passed away May 2, 2011 St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis. She was born May 20, 1924 in Clinton County to Leo and Ressie LaVonne (Richardson) Hollis. Ms. Hollis graduated from Frankfort Senior High School in 1942 and worked at Morris Dime Store from 1948 – 1951 and Murphy Dime Store from 1951 – 1978. She was a member of Woodside Christian Church. Survivors include: 2 Sisters: Bonnie Loveless of Frankfort and Marge Lindeen of Frankfort; 1 Brother: Fred Hollis of Franklin, IN; 27 Nieces and Nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, 5 brothers: Bud, Jim, Bill, Bob, and Dick Hollis and 4 sisters: Tooie Roby, Sue Jacoby, Donna Richard, and Phyllis Fields. Services will be held at 11 AM Friday, May 6, 2011 at Green Lawn Chapel. Visitation will be from 10 AM until time of service. Burial will be in Green Lawn Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to Woodside Christian Church or the donor’s charity of choice with envelopes available at the chapel.
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Aunt Betty,You are one special lady.When you came to Michigan when mom was sick mom lit up when she heard your voice.What a blessing it was to have you as my Aunt.You are home now rest in peace.Love Always Beth
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI’m sorry for our loss. She was wonderful.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleFred, Bonnie, Margie: Our thoughts are with you. Betty was always special to me. Always gave me candy the dime store..and gave me history lessons later in life on the “Hollis’s” Wish I could be there.. Love to all the family..Denny & shirley Hollis & family
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Facebook Twitter GoogleAunt Betty was a very special person in my young life. I remember the many times we chatted while she worked at Murphy’s and she was such a positive influence. She will always be a dear memory. My condolences to all of her family. I know she will be truly missed. Connie
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo very sorry – she was a very nice person. Aunt Joyce
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Facebook Twitter Googlehave known betty for a long time used to sell me candy at the dime store and was always so pleasent all these years so sorry for your loss she was one terrific Lady,,God Bless you at this time of sorrow.My prayers and thoughts are with all of you
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI have know Betty for a long time. Even though I live in Ky. She would see my sister Sue and ask about me. When I was little she bought me a stuffed dog and i called it Skippy Lou. I always will remember her. Mr Fields was my teacher at Kirklin Elementary. I used to bring him big cookies. One time I brought him a real rabbit foot that my DAd had cut off when cleaning it. I remember putting perfume on it and a ribbon. I bet he thought that was pretty strange, but I do not remember him saying anything to me. Funny how we did things when we were little. I remember Mr Fields telling stories about being in the Navy. I now work at the VA hospital in Louisville, Ky. I live in Bardstown, Ky. Just a note to say Thank you Betty for being a hero to me when I was Little. Linda
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBetty was a wonderful person. Always interested in other people. My mother worked with her for a short time one Christmas season at Murphy’s. My sister and I were always watching for Betty when we went to the store because she gave us special attention.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleAunt Betty was a great aunt! Always remember candy and small cokes when at the house. She had many stories to tell and I loved them all. Will definitely miss her!
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Facebook Twitter Googlemarge,bonnie, so sorry to here about betty’s passing.she was a very good neighbor.in the summer we would sit on her porch and visit.my daughter’s enjoyed fellowshiping with her.she could always make you laugh.our prays are with you and your family.
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