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Betty Eaton Seibert - Class of 1963
Submitted by Bill Norvell 1965 <w.norvell@att.net>
on 19/Jul/2023
107.145.178.172
Elizabeth “Betty” Evelyn Eaton Comilloni-Seibert, 78, of
Stem, NC, passed away peacefully Tuesday, July 18, 2023, at
Duke Regional Hospital, surrounded by her family.
Betty was born in Orange Co., NY, on June 4, 1945, to the
late George Arthur Eaton and Evelyn Violet Wilson. Betty had
lived in Carmel, NY, where she worked as a school bus driver
for 33 years before moving to NC in 2010 to be near her
daughter and grandchildren.
She was an adventurous lady passionate about flowering,
gardening, coaching girls’ softball, and snowmobiling.
Still, her biggest passion was her children and
grandchildren, whom she was very proud of. Betty loved
animals all her life and was a big advocate for the ASPCA,
among many other animal charities and rescues. One of her
favorite and most interesting stories is that her family of
four; her parents, herself and her brother, were all born on
the same day, June 4.
Funeral services will be held Friday, July 21, 2023, at
10:00 a.m. at Sossamon Funeral Home in Creedmoor, officiated
by Pastor Mike Underwood. Burial will follow at South
Granville Memorial Gardens in Stem.
Survivors include her husband, Gerard Seibert; a daughter,
Kristine Grace Byrd; a son, Donald Anthony Comilloni Jr.
(Lisa Marie); three grandchildren, Donald “Donnie” Comilloni
III, Kaylee Orr (Ethan) and Jonathan Chulla and two
great-grandchildren, Olivia Rose Comilloni and Dakota Rose
Orr. Other than her parents, she was preceded in death by
her brother George Eaton.
The family will receive friends Thursday, July 20, 2023,
from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Sossamon Funeral Home in Creedmoor.
Arrangements are by Sossamon Funeral Home of Creedmoor.
Online condolences may be made at sossamonfuneralhome.com
Betty Eaton Seibert Class of 1963 - sadly passed away
yesterday morning 7/18/23 at 10:31 AM. Betty lived in Stem,
NC with her hubby Jerry Seibert of 28 years. Betty will be
sadly missed by all those who knew her.
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