All I can say is I miss you so much mommy. I have needed you so much for the last couple year's as my life has fallen apart. I am so depressed and I sure do wish I could call you. Garry is not the man we thought he was. I believe thing's would be different if you were still here. Daddy is with you now and that is where he belongs by your side. I love you my mommy. I wish you could meet your two new grandbabies Julian and Za'Reyah you would absolutely melt they are so beautiful. Daniel is still his own little human as always. I just miss you.

Mom!
I have no words to describe the woman I met! Betty took me in as I am and showed me the love of a mother. I will greatly miss her welcoming arms and a kiss on the cheek for her Gar!!! Rest in Peace Mom! I love you❣

My beautiful mommy I miss you like crazy. I didn't know my heart could hurt so much. Knowing that I can never hold you in my arms or feel your loving embrace is something I can't wrap my mind around. You are forever in my heart and always on my mind...until I see you again I love you my beautiful mommy my angel.

So sorry for yours and Herbie's loss, Lynn. May God bless and keep you strong

Whiteaker, Betty A.
Age 80, of Dayton, Ohio passed away peacefully early Monday, November 5, 2018 after a lengthy battle with cancer. She was born May 1, 1938 in Sand Gap, Kentucky. She is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Flossie Viars, three brothers, Leon, Alvin, and Lloyd, and son-in-law, Michael Warrix. Betty is survived by two sisters, Rebecca (Harold) Fowler, and Maxine (Edward) Parrett, and brother, Julian (Pat) Viars, her three children, Lorna Whiteaker, Herbert Whiteaker, and Rebecca (Garry) Watson, her grandchildren, Hannah, Rachael, Kailen, Zachary, and Lilian, her great grandson, Daniel, and numerous nieces and nephews. A service will be held in early December to celebrate Betty’s life.

Prayers of comfort and peace in your time of need.Sorry for your loss.