Memorial Park Funeral Home And Cemetery
The staff of the Memorial Park Funeral Home and Cemetery extend their heartfelt condolences.
Birth date: Nov 12, 1928 Death date: Oct 30, 2007
O'Halloran, Betty, 78, of Clearwater, loving mother of 5, grandmother of 7, and great grandmother of 1, passed away on 10/30/07 in Clearwater. She was predeceased by her husband of 50 years, Gerald O'Halloran, her sister Doris Vol Read Obituary
The staff of the Memorial Park Funeral Home and Cemetery extend their heartfelt condolences.
Mom,I will carry your memories with me all the rest of my life. Sarah and I will always think of your kindness.
Mom,
I will forever cherish your guidance, comfort, kisses and soft touch that only a mother can provide. I know you and Dad are dancing through the fields of the horse farm Dad has in the clouds. Say hi to Dad and Dood for me! I miss them as I will miss you. Jeff, Catherine and I will remember your visits and we know you are at peace. Whenever I see a rainbow I will think of you as you taught me to enjoy the wonders and beauty of all that surrounds me... and I do! Watch over your girls and our families. Now when listening to my jazz CD's I can see and talk to both you and Dad. Send us a message when you think we are swaying from our chosen paths. 'Til we meet again, know I will miss your love, hugs, and kisses. Forever, Peacefully,
Joyce, Jeff, Catherine, and your home alone buddies - Daisy and Sandy
My mother,I will remember your special way you showed us love,and all your advise that got me thru my hard times. I will remember your laugh and smile the most because of all the times we spent together, when you smiled and laughed,I knew you were so very special to me and no one can ever take that from me. You will allways be my ANGEL. I will be with you someday, until then, watch over me and give me a sign when I start to mess up. I know you are watching us and you are now HAPPY again. I LOVE YOU MOM, Lisa
For you mom:
You always told me I was a gift from God. I was unexpected but there for you when all of my sisters were gone off to school. We spent many years together doing things that noone else was able to do as they were on with their lives. All of my sisters complained that I was spoiled by you but I believe that I was born for a reason. That reason was to allow you to enjoy the small things in life that you have since passed on to me and my family. You cried when I left home for college and cried even more when I found my life partner but you eventually took Dave into your heart knowing that he would give me the life that you would want for your daughter. He loved you as both Dana and Kevin did and will always. I know that you and all of us will be together eternally one day. I am no longer afraid, as we will all make the transition that you and Dad have made to live forever in eternal peace with God. I am comforted with the vision of you with Dad and all of those who have traveled before you. Please know that my children and all those I touch in my life will be touched with the love and care that you gave to me throughout my life,in both good and bad times. I will miss you until we meet again. I love you mom. Please look over all of us and as Marilyn said, give Jerry and Bill a kiss for us. Amy, Dave, Dana and Kevin