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The obituary notice of Elizabeth (Betty) WAUGH

Blackley, 18/08/1929 - 20/12/2025 (Age 96) | Published in: funeral-notices.co.uk.

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ElizabethWAUGHElizabeth "Betty" Waugh
Betty passed away peacefully on the 20th December 2025, aged 96 years. The beloved wife of the late Tom (now reunited) the devoted and cherished mother of Catherine and mother-in-law of Michael. A much loved auntie, great auntie and great great auntie and a very special friend to many. Betty was a former nursery teacher at Mount Carmel school, Blackley. Betty will be missed by everyone who knew her and will remain in the hearts of her family forever. A service to celebrate Betty's life will be held at St Clares Catholic Church (Blackley) on Tuesday 20th January at 10am. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired can be made to the British Heart Foundation. Enquiries to S.Wellens & Sons Funeral Directors , Tel: 0161 643 2677

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09/01/2026

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Auntie Betty was like a second mum to me. Always kind, loving and generous and someone who loved life. A much loved family member who will be greatly missed but forever in our hearts.

Clare Acheson

09/01/2026

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Clare Acheson

09/01/2026

I loved visiting Aunty Betty and Uncle Tom. They were friendly, funny and always very welcoming to me. Aunty Betty always had a hilarious story to tell me, she was always upbeat, smiling and always looked after me as a youngster. I would call on her with a gallon of petrol to take out Uncle Tom's motorbike for a ride around the fields at the back of Glenbrook Rd. God bless Aunty Betty.

Paul Acheson

09/01/2026

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Paul Acheson

09/01/2026

I have happy childhood memories of Betty and her Mum, who I called my Auntie Lily. Always and forever in my heart

Vicki Mossie

07/01/2026

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07/01/2026

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