Faucett-Elizabeth M. of Cowlesville, NY passed away October 24, 2021 at the age of 91.  Wife of the late Carl R. Faucett; dear mother of Diane (Peter Pung) Wilkerson and Doris (George) Kwilos; grandmother of Kevin Wilkerson, Shara (James) Haddenham, Julie Kwilos and Craig Kwilos; great-grandmother of Kayden Kwilos, Lyla and Jackson Haddenham; sister of Anna (late Chester) Samborski; pre-deceased by many brothers and sisters.  No prior visitation.  Private services held at the convenience of the family.  Arrangements by the Charles Meyer Funeral Home.  Share your condolences at meyerfuneralhome.com.

Betty Lived Sharing God's Love

She brightened every day with her gentle and caring words, her warm affectionate hugs, and loved everyone the way she knew God loved her.  She loved and prayed for everyone, regardless of how well she knew them.

She was the type of Mother, Grandmother and Godmother every child dreamed of, making you feel so very loved and special.

She searched for only the good in everyone and living by the Golden Rule – treating others as she would want to be treated.

She enjoyed her glass of wine or two maybe even three each afternoon with Carl or whoever was there to 'wet their whistle'.  Four-thirty meant one thing – it's cocktail time!

She was proud of her Polish heritage and quirky ways that made her different from others. She was our "Garage Sale Queen" by day and "Queen Elizabeth" by night. With Faucett being her last name, she didn't hesitate to tell you, "Farrah has the money, but I have the looks!"

She was a quiet person who loved to make others laugh with her playful sense of humor. Her joyful spirit relished in moments when everyone was busting at the seams in laughter!

She cherished her life: growing up on a farm, working it as an adult, her parents, siblings, being the youngest, marrying Carl, becoming a mom. She felt blessed being a Babcia and then Babch (Pra-Babcia).

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Thanksgiving Day – November 25 ^th , 2021 at 4:30pm EST

Everyone is invited to stop wherever you are to join the family in celebrating Betty by raising a glass as they toast her life, giving thanks to the good Lord above for her being one of the most precious blessings in their life.