Col. Ret. Stephen F. Bettes

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Alan Bettes

Col. Ret. Stephen F. Bettes

In his own words * Col. (Ret.) Stephen F. Bettes, age 75, died March 28, 2021. Dr. Bettes was born on February 11, 1946 in Columbus, Ohio to the late Janet and Robert Bettes. Steve was a graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and received his DDS degree in 1971 at Ohio State University. Other than two years in private practice in Columbus, Ohio, Steve served as a dental officer in the United States Army for 27 years. During his military career, Colonel Bettes received numerous military awards and accommodations, including the Legion of Merit, 4 meritorious service Awards, 4 Army Commendation Awards, 2 Army Achievement Awards, the Expert Field Medical Badge, and he was a graduate of the Command and General Staff College. His proudest assignment was as commander of the 618th Medical Company (DS) in Seoul, South Korea from 1993 through 1995, though he was particularly proud of each Korean assignment. Dr. Bettes married Ok Hui Kim of South Korea in September 1980 in El Paso, Texas. Throughout their marriage, they served assignments in Monterey, CA; Clarksville, TN; and Korea two additional times. He is survived by his wife and his son, Alan. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to John B. Amos Cancer Center or PAWS Humane Society (see links below) John B. Amos Cancer Center PAWS Humane Society *Obituary to be published in the Ledger Enquirer, Sunday April 4th Final resting place As of Monday, April 6, 2021, his cremains will be placed in the columbarium of Ft. Benning Main Post Cemetery (64-66 Custer Rd, Columbus, GA 31905). His plot is column P, C5.

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Sue Dalelio

I moved into the neighborhood 5 years ago, when Steve was president of the HOA, and he was so kind and helpful. He's always been a good neighbor. Steve was an inspiration to all of us during his battle with cancer and I will miss seeing him. Sue Dalelio

Publicado el 2 de abril de 2021
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Jong Yoon

Alan I am sorry for your loss. I respect your dad. It is a hard decision for everyone. Quality of Life vs Quantity of Life. Your dad show me that It's Quality, Not Quantity, Of Life That Matters We will miss your dad.

Publicado el 1 de abril de 2021
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Alan Bettes

The photo you see here is of my Dad wishing my Mom a safe trip back to Korea to see her family about 4 years ago. He was happy to see her off, as she hadn't been back in many years, but you could also tell he was already missing her. Mom gave him a big hug and said "are you going to be OK without me??" They both laughed, touched cheeks, and the memory was made. Dad was a military man, but a gentle one. He cared for his family, his car "trixie", and his craft.

Publicado el 1 de abril de 2021
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