We are sad to announce that on March 14, 2019 we had to say goodbye to Betty Warren (Midwest City, Oklahoma), born in Lawton, Oklahoma. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

She was loved and cherished by many people including: her parents, James Dossey and Evelyn Dossey; her children, Tony, Tia, Tiffany, Jim and Brenda; and her spouse Sam Mead.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Syrian Ministry at Sooner Baptist Church in Memory of Betty Warren.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Crawford Funeral Service

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March 18, 2019

John & Ruthie Williams and Family lit a candle

“A candle has been lit by : John & Ruthie Williams and Family”

March 18, 2019

John & Ruthie Williams and Family sent flowers

“In loving memory of Betty Warren, May your heart and soul find peace and comfort. Our hearts may be breaking but in time they will be filled with joyous memories. Prayers lifted.”

March 17, 2019

Bethany Logan sent flowers

“May God fill all of the family's hearts with great memories and joy during this hard time.. Her wings were ready, but our heart were not. Love always, Taylor, Bethany, Baylor, and Tracer Mead”

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March 17, 2019

Georgette Jurczewsky wrote a sympathy message

“It was my blessing to be Betty’s Oncology nurse and friend. She was my sunshine when I was diagnosed with cancer and shared chemo space as we received treatment. I will miss her sweet smile and positive attitude. Today I celebrate her wonderful life and many accomplishments.”

March 17, 2019

Evon Burk wrote a sympathy message

“Goodbye for now my sweet, funny, thoughtful, caring, and well...just a wonderful friend. One of (if not the most) bravest people I've ever known. I met Betty thru our mutual friend Amy Anderson - whom I believe Betty has now met up with again as well as her sweet husband. I pray that her children and family are at peace with this - although I know even at peace you still suffer the loss (as do I). I wish I had magic words of more comfort - just know that you are not alone in your grief. I'll miss her dearly. Love, Evon Burk”

March 16, 2019

Robert Pailthorpe wrote a sympathy message

“Betty was my adopted mom... we have known each other for over 22 years.. and I deeply loved her. One of my happiest memories is an April's Fools Day joke that my boss (LT Alvin Plexico) and I played on her. Essentially, we tricked her into thinking a Navy VIP trip had been moved up and was departing within 24 hours... Betty went into panic mode trying to reschedule events for 30 some dignitaries before we cut her in... at the time, she didn't find any humor in our joke whatsoever. In the years after, every April 1st, she would email Flex and me reminding us of "the best ever joke" pulled on her by her two sons. I will miss that email this year. Fair winds and following seas my dear, dear friend! My life and family is richer for having known you and James. Love XO, JOC Robb Pailthorpe, Elberon, Iowa.”