Birth date: Aug 10, 1943 Death date: May 5, 2020
Elizabeth M. Sacco "Betty", age 76 of Milton, DE, passed away on Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at Beebe Healthcare in Lewes, DE. She was born on August 10, 1943 in Philadelphia, PA, daughter of the late George and Aurelia (Liz) Bevilacqua. Read Obituary
My deepest heartfelt condolences to my uncle Aldo, Anthony and family! My fondest memories of my aunt Liz were time spent at the shore. Loved when she painted my nails, colored and played cards with me! She made the best homemade gnocchi! Most of all loved all the walks on the boardwalk! Regret all the time missed! Love you Aunt Liz always and forever!❤️
Our condolences to Aldo and the Family. We particularly remember our good times when we got together with Betty and Aldo; these were great visits and especially her very good cooking. Please take care, stay well and God Bless. Sincerely, Ed and Sue.
Betty was always the first to greet and welcome with a hug and a smile. What a warm loving soul who always welcomed friends and friends of friends as family. She left the world a better place with her love and presence.
Betty will be missed in more ways then just a friend. Happy times and not so happy times, there is a hole left that can not be filled.
We love you and your family.
Sonnie and Jeff Miller
One of many unforgettable moments with Betty . I remember we got together for game night and someone brought over a liqueur called viniq . Betty had a little taste and loved it , so we continued to play and she had another taste and all of the sudden Betty started to laugh and laugh and couldn’t stop , it was the funniest thing. Betty will surely be missed may she rest in eternal peace 😭💔🙏🙏
Betty was a loving, kind, generous lady. We loved her like family, & she will be greatly missed!
Rest In Peace, Betty
Love 💕
Michele & Marc Breckwoldt
I will always remember Betty’s smiling face when I got to see her on my trips to Rehoboth. Rest In Peace and know you were loved very much.
B J Kutsmeda
Aunt Liz, May you Rest In Peace. I remember growing up coming to visit you with jimmy, Aunt Marion and Uncle Charles. You took jimmy and I in as if we were one of your own. Rest High and you have gained your wings go fly high
Liz, I will cherish our friendship for ever we became fast friends all those years ago working at Villanova cafeteria we have stayed friends ever since I couldn’t ask fir a better friend I became an Aunt to your boys and love them very much. Rest high on that mountain until we meet in heaven. I love you.Marion
We shared a lifetime together. The fun we had and the crazy things we got to do. From grade school thru high school and beyond. Our first job at Dougherty Hall at Villanova. Feeding the resident students. So many memories, you have worked all your life and now you can Rest In Peace. Love you Liz. You have been in my prayers every day and you will always be. 💕
