Betty Jean Pivetta
Betty was born and raised in Sequim, WA. She was born to George Earl and Cecelia Laura Millert Jones on November 12, 1925. Betty passed away peacefully June 10, 2008 after a long illness at her home in Kent, WA. Beloved mother of Karen Mitchell of Renton, Dave Pivetta of Bellevue, and Steve Pivetta of Kent, her 3 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren, sister Dorothy Hren of Kent and brother Danny Jones of Oregon. Betty was preceded in death by her husband Stellio Pivetta in 1968. At Betty’s request services will be private. Memorials in Betty’s name to Providence Hospice of Seattle Foundation, 425 Pontius Ave. N, #300, Seattle, WA 98109.
I have many good memories of my Aunt Betty. My parents named my sister after her – my dad was very fond of his sister, Betty.
I’m so glad I was able to see her twice in the last few years. She always had a ready smile and good stories to tell.
I will think of her often, especially on November 12th.
My sympathies to my cousins, Karen, David & Steven.
Love, Rachel
Karen, Dave and Steve,
Our heartfelt sympathy to all of you. Find peace and comfort in your memories. Life long neighbors creat life long friendships.
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Michele Beauchamp Bower
Mark Beauchamp
Vicci Beauchamp Dow
Roger Beauchamp
Cousins,
We’re so sorry for your loss. We loved “Aunt” Betty. Our memories are all happy ones. Set is still at the same address and phone number, so if sometime you just feel like talking to another Pivetta, look him up.
We have many wonderful memories of your lovely and gracious Mom. She was a great lady and will be missed by many. Our love to all of you.
Jan and Bill
Dear Karen,
I saw your Mom’s write up in the paper this morning and wanted to write and send my sympathy to you and to your brothers Dave and Steve. It’s so hard when one loses their Mom. I know, as I have lost my Dad, Mom and my only sibling, Randy, my brother. I am the only one left from my family of four.I have so many wonderful memories of being with you and your Mom. One that is so vivid is the time I spent the night with you and your Mom was making homemade noodles for our dinner. I was so in awed as I had never seen anyone make noodles from scratch. My version of fixing noodles was to boil some water and pour the pasta in the water. Needless to say, I had the best dinner ever that night at your house. We shared so many wonderful days and nights together. Have thought about you so many times, wondering where you were living and how you are doing. Once this is all over and things calm down in your life, please send me an email. Let’s get together and get caught up with one another and keep in touch. I’ve truly have missed our hugs and chats. Love, Judy
She will be missed. I allways asked to come to dinner when she made ravioli’s.
I knew Betty from working together at custom built. We also lived down the street from each other (we lived on the corner house on 19th). She was a great lady and friend, a wonderful person…deerest friend!
I just saw this online a few minutes ago, about my Wonderful Aunt Joan. I am a rookie when it comes to computers, old school I guess . I have so many awesome memories with my Aunt Joan, Uncle Stell and My cousins their Kids… Karen, Dave, Steve, lots of fun parties and get together’s, at their house & ours and @ My Sister and Brotherinlaws dairy Farm, restaurants, picnics, zoo etc. When I was young in the 50’s and 60’s I remember a party in the mid 50’s that lasted all weekend, my wonderful Cousin Dave and I weaved in and around everyone dancing in their basement on a farm style kids trike tractor, Dave driving and I on the back holding on. Their house was packed with Aunts and Uncles and Cousins and Neighbors. My Aunt Joan was an amazing, cook-classic italian recipes from scratch and My uncle Stells garden, trees supplied a lot of the ingredients, he and I got along great. My wife Alice and I have soooooooooooo many fun memories with Joan and her kids over the years, as indicated above. We had her and my Mom and Steve still a kid over for Christmas Eve- sleepovers when her other kids were out of town, and other nights as well . Aunt Joan and I talked a lot on the phone in the later years especially after I retired in 2001. We are kindred spirits and we had a lot of heartfelt conversations about our Kids and Familes , and Life in general. I miss her edification and hugs a lot and now that my Mom has passed as well I miss her hugs and talks too . My Aunt Joan and her held the record for long phone calls and Loved each other soooo much. My Dad passed away two years after my Uncle Stell they were pals too and My Aunt Joan and her Kids felt the same way., about Uncle Willie an American classic and Aunt Dot. Anyway I see this box is almost full so Ill sign off with a Thank you all soooooooooo Much for all your Love and Support all my & Our earthly years with all of you. I look forward to the Reunion in Heaven With all my Family and Friends.Love Always Gary and Alice