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Betty Barbarotta

In Loving Memory

Barbarotta, Betty Joyce (nee Coomes)

October 12, 1943 - July 29, 2025

 

Friday July 29, 2025.

Beloved wife of the late Frank Barbarotta; loving mother of Andrew (Angela) Barbarotta; dear grandmother of Alexa Barbarotta; dear sister of Janet (the late Joseph) Verbeck, William Coomes, Marsha (Robert) Hayes and the late Roger Coomes; our dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend.

Services; Funeral from KUTIS AFFTON Chapel 10151 Gravois, Saturday August 9th 10:00 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Memorials to Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation  https://www.komen.org/appreciated. Visitation Friday 4:00-8:00 PM.

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3 thoughts on “Barbarotta, Betty Joyce (nee Coomes)”

  1. A beautiful picture of Betty. She always looked like a million dollars. She and Frank will be missed by everyone that knew them. Both were always willing to help anyone. Loved baking the shower, wedding and Christmas cookies with Betty. Also, loved making sauce, homemade raviolis and pasta too. Frank always helped when we made the raviolis. Appreciated all they did for us! Oh can’t forget all the shoe and clothing shopping we did together. So much fun!

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  2. Our dear “Aunt B”, what a truly beautiful person, both inside and out. Having lived two doors away, having grown up there are countless memories. We probably spent as much time at her home, as we did our own. She and my Mom were very close, and did a lot to together from shopping, going out for donuts or tacos each weekend. My fond memories will be spending time on her front porch, eating Nestle Crunch bars, or having some ice cream together from the confectionary down the street. She would also ask me to go to her bowling league; so as not to drive home alone. So much packed into those precious times together. I miss you already, but know you are now in eternity with your beloved husband and my Uncle Frank. Be in His warmth and comfort, forever. Love You, Rose

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  3. My memories of My sweet cousin, Betty, began when Frankie announced he was getting married! The shower, baby shower and holiday gatherings were all at Aunt Lena’s, always with tons of family busying about, and she and Frank were always there. She was the love of his life and she his. They were blessed to have had as many years shared together, and now they share eternity, never to be separated again. We will miss them both, terribly! Love, prayers and sympathy go out to Andrew and all the family during this difficult time. RIP, Betty, we will miss you down here.💔🙏💔🙏💔🙏

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