Betty Ann Stockslager, 64, of Front Royal, Virginia, passed away on Monday, June 1, 2020 in the Winchester Medical Center.
Services will be held at a later date.
Betty was born October 23, 1955, in Baltimore, Maryland, daughter of Viola C. Sims of Dale City, Virginia. She was currently working for Martin’s in Front Royal. Betty was well known for her amazing cookies and will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
Surviving with her mother are a daughter Julie Shifflett of Front Royal; two sons Terry Stockslager of Dale City and Danny Shifflett of Charlestown, West Virginia; four grandchildren Brooke Stockslager, Dylan Stockslager, Adrianna Shifflett, and Camden Shifflett; and a very special and dear friend Trish Wright of Front Royal.
Betty was preceded in death by a brother Wayne Stockslager and a sister Shirley McDerment.
Memorial donations may be made to the family c/o Maddox Funeral Home, 105 West Main Street, Front Royal, Virginia 22630.
Prayers for peace to the family during this difficult time. Ms. Betty will be missed at Martins. I’ll miss laughing with her about her beloved Redskins. She always spoke about her children and grand babies. She loved you all.
My thoughts and prayers are with Julie and Danny and the rest of the family. She will be missed by many, myboys loved her and so do we.
BETTY YOU ARE GOING TO BE SOOO MISSED BY SOO MANY I KNOW MY FAMILY LOVED YOU LIKE YOU WERE IN OUR FAMILY FOR MANY YEARS.YOU ARE THE SWEEETEST SOUL I LOVE YOU AND YOUR RESTING NOW WITH THE ANGELS R.I.P
Prayers to Betty and her family. Had lots of fun with at the FOE in Front Royal. She always had a smile and something nice to say to people. She loved her REDSKINS. You will be miss.
I’ll miss you aunt betty. I could always call you if I needed someone to talk to. You will be missed. I hope you are in peace.
The family reunion won’t be the same without you.
My thoughts & prayers go out to the family. Betty & I go way back to our younger years. She was a very good friend & we did a lot together, even working & riding together. She always had a way to make you laugh when you where feeling down. We had lost contact for years til we found each other on facebook, & I got to see her pictures & you can see the love for her family & her friends in her expression. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Fly high my friend for you are now free.
Well Betty, you just had to leave us. Just when I thought I could get you to Love The Dallas Cowboys, you have to leave us. Just kidding Betty, I know you hated Dallas but I did try for years to get you to make the change. You were fun to be around and as someone else stated, I remember you always spoke of your Mother and Children. I will miss you Betty. Your Old K-Mart Friend. Rick