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Betty (Henry) Brantingham *61


Betty A. (Henry) Brantingham *61, age 86 of Cardington, Ohio passed away Saturday, May 2, 2026, at Country View of Sunbury. 

Betty was a 1957 graduate of Cardington-Lincoln High School. Betty devoted her life to caring for others, both within her home and throughout her community. She was a member of Alum Creek Friends Church. Betty served as the Activities Director at John Clark Nursing Home in Newport, Rhode Island. She later continued her work in service to others as an administrator for a retirement village in Sarasota, Florida.

Above all, Betty cherished her family. She found her greatest happiness in caring for them, especially her beloved grandchildren. She enjoyed cooking and baking, often bringing loved ones together around the table, and took pleasure in simple drives, appreciating the quiet beauty of time spent with those she loved.

Our prayer are with Betty's family and friends during this difficult time, that the love and peace of Christ would fill their hearts and minds as the grieve this loss--knowing that one day, we will all be united with Betty in the fullness of Christ. You can read the full obituary here

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