Betty Kinkade Reed obituary

Betty Kinkade Reed

September 26, 1952 - February 16, 2023

Obituary For Betty Kinkade Reed

Betty Kinkade Reed, 70 of Jacksonville, passed away Thursday afternoon at her residence surrounded by her loving family.
Services will be private per family request.
Betty is preceded in death by her parents Marion and Margaret Kinkade and her brother Larry Kinkade. She is survived by her daughters Michelle Fright (Eric) of Jacksonville and Tiffany Reed (Jason) of Charlotte, sons Dennis Rochelle (Victoria) and Kristopher Rochelle of Jacksonville, grandchildren Brittany Cato, Eric Fright IV, Hannah Fright, Emily Fright, Taylor Tetzlaff, and Isaac Rochelle, 4 great grandchildren Audri Kelly, Averi Kelly, Cooper Cato, and Elijah Tetzlaff, a sister Kathy Hawkins of Jacksonville and a nephew Joshua Kinkade.
Johnson Funeral Home, Jacksonville Chapel is honored to serve the Reed family at this most difficult time.
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02/24/2023

Bill Hale

1st my condolences to the whole family. Ms Betty was my dear sweet next door neighbor for over 25 years, knew everyone in the family, and then some, she welcomed everyone in her home, the holidays especially Thanksgiving were amazing. We always shared conversation and food at the fence line. I was blessed to have her as my neighbor. Michelle, Dennis, Chris, Tiffany, Kathy , my heart-felt condolences 🙏. Many memories were made . May you rest in Peace Ms Betty. I will meet up with you again at the Fence line with some Ribs . Love you. ❤️ Thanks for Being their for me.
02/23/2023

Jack & Barb

Tiffany my heart aches for you and your Family. Knowing what a beautiful soul you are reflects your upbringing and the love you were given by your parents. Just know we in Central Wisconsin will hold you up in Prayers until we can give you hug❤️ All our Love, Jack & Barb
02/22/2023

Matt Allen

I will always cherish my time in Jacksonville, Betty opened up her home to me like I was another son. I will be forever grateful for her love and kindness.