Birth date: Aug 25, 2017 Death date: Aug 25, 2017
Elizabeth “Betsy” Baggett, 70, member of a pioneer Daytona Beach family, passed away peacefully at her daughter’s home in Debary surrounded by family and close friends on Friday, August 25, 2017. She was a 1965 graduate of Seabree Read Obituary
Our Condolence to the Baggett family...Our prayers be with you
I am so sorry to hear of Betsy's passing she was a wonderful warm person and a great sense of humor. So many fond memories.My prayers go out to her loving family and friends. RIP Betsy oxox
I am so sorry to hear of betsy's passing. Please know my prayers are with you all. I have such wonderful memories of the girls growing up and all our crazy days. I will miss her and our laughter. Please call me holly and Helen if you need anything. Love you all
My deepest sympathies to Betsy family....her smile was infectious, her zest for life was apparent. I enjoyed spending time with Betsy over lunch at Olive Garden with the "girls" , or scouring looking for the right home. RIP my friend, you are free now. I will miss you
My life is richer for having known Betsy and her loving family. I will always remember her beautiful smile.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time of loss. My friendship with Betsy goes back to the 70's. She will be greatly missed.
My deepest condolences to you and your family Betsy was one of a kind the most loving and caring person whom I've had the privilege to care for May she Rest In Peace
Betsy, I was so privileged to have known You! I will never forget the laughter and fun we had together. God has wrapped his arms around a beautiful soul and may you rest in peace
Betsy & I were friends and playmates growing up on North Oleander in Daytona Beach. It has been many years ago, but I do have fond memories of Betsy and that happy time. With love & prayers for Betsy & all the family, Karen (Hartman) & Jim Albright
My condolences to Bobby, Bonnie, Billy, and all Betsy's children and grandchildren. My brothers and I grew up just down the street from Betsy. She was my classmate at Riverview and a friend whose passing leaves the world a lesser place. The smile I carry with me when I remember Betsy from long ago has never dimmed.
