Obituary for Oneita (Betty) Howe
Oneita (Betty) Howe, 76, peacefully passed into Jesus’ hands on April
28, 2012. Born May 30, 1935, she was the daughter of Robert and Oneita Duke of
St. Petersburg, FL. She was a graduate of St. Petersburg High. Betty moved to
Oviedo, FL in 1998 from St. Petersburg. She was married to George for 55 years,
and was a member of University Carillon United Methodist Church (UCUMC) in
Oviedo. She was also a life member of the Florida West Coast Orchid Society and
was on the Board of Directors of St. Andrews by the Lake Chapel (Lake Toxaway,
NC). Betty is survived by her husband, George, their three sons, George of
Largo, Rick (Lori) of Los Lunas, NM and Tom (Molly) of Oviedo, along with her
grandchildren, Natalie, Kyle, Peyton and Emily. She is also survived by her
brothers, Bob and Ed Duke, one aunt and nine cousins. There will be a memorial
service at University Carillon United Methodist Church on Saturday, May 5 at 10
a.m. Arrangements entrusted to Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs.Â
Donations in Betty’s memory can be made to UCUMC.
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28, 2012. Born May 30, 1935, she was the daughter of Robert and Oneita Duke of
St. Petersburg, FL. She was a graduate of St. Petersburg High. Betty moved to
Oviedo, FL in 1998 from St. Petersburg. She was married to George for 55 years,
and was a member of University Carillon United Methodist Church (UCUMC) in
Oviedo. She was also a life member of the Florida West Coast Orchid Society and
was on the Board of Directors of St. Andrews by the Lake Chapel (Lake Toxaway,
NC). Betty is survived by her husband, George, their three sons, George of
Largo, Rick (Lori) of Los Lunas, NM and Tom (Molly) of Oviedo, along with her
grandchildren, Natalie, Kyle, Peyton and Emily. She is also survived by her
brothers, Bob and Ed Duke, one aunt and nine cousins. There will be a memorial
service at University Carillon United Methodist Church on Saturday, May 5 at 10
a.m. Arrangements entrusted to Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs.Â
Donations in Betty’s memory can be made to UCUMC.
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