Thank you letter to citizens of Rehoboth from Bette Dyer's family

On behalf of my mother Bette Dyer, I would like to thank the many friends, coworkers and citizens of Rehoboth for your extraordinary kindness to her during her life and during her failing health. She always loved Rehoboth and it is very evident why you had such a special place in her heart.

First of all, thank you to the EMS crew who quickly responded to the many calls for transport to Sturdy. She had complete confidence in you and appreciated your great skill and care shown to her each time.

Thank you to Don and Jean Delaplain, her amazing landlord and lady. Your care and concern for her as her health was failing was a true picture of loving your neighbor. She was so grateful for all your kind deeds and I will never forget the many times you came to our aid. You are a true blessing.

Thank you to her coworkers at the town hall: Sandi, Kathy, Mandy, Debbie, Kelly, Linda and Lynn for loving her and keeping in touch with her after her retirement. You helped to make a difficult time a blessing as you provided a delicious clam boil delivered to her home, her favorite coconut shrimp from Alive, a homemade squash pie, many lovely cards and visits with fun and laughter. For this I will be ever grateful.

To her friends at the Legion who helped her prepare and serve many meals for the community and for helping her move 2 times! You are such faithful friends, thank you!

To Joe Ferrini, who was like a son, and Steve Greene who helped make her home safer with the installation of safety bars, Sunday visits with fried dough and endless hours of laughter and fun!! We will always treasure these memories and are so thankful for you.

Thank you to the Anawan Pharmacy staff who provided such excellent service and care to our mom. She so appreciated your kindness and help. Rehoboth is very fortunate to have you.

To all those who I have not mentioned as I perhaps do not know your name, please accept our sincere thanks. Rehoboth will continue to hold a special place in our hearts as well, as we have witnessed such a loving and supportive community.

Thank you,

Stephanie Renda