Betty L. Borkowski
Born July 8, 1935.
Passed away on September 12, 2022.
She was the daughter of Charles Henry Combs & Miriam Louisanna Kemper Combs. She married Joseph Francis Borkowski Sr in 1956. They had an amazing life with 5 children. She was a beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She loved her kids. She never gave up the chance to care for her kids. She was a candy maker at Russell Stover. She loved her scary movies, Anne Rice novels and her ‘murder she wrote’ movies. She was always into her shows.
She was proceeded in death by her husband Joe, and granddaughter Elizabeth Whiteside.
She is survived by her brother Charles Combs, children Helen Johnson, Joe (Jason Costa) Borkowski, David (Peter Van Cleff) Borkowski, Jack Borkowski, Joanne Stoner, grandchildren Brian Ems, Sabrina Stoner, great grandchildren Ryan Hopkins, Brodie Whiteside, Blake Ems, AJ Stanton, Maci Ems.
Memorials to the family for future designation.
A memorial service will be held Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 10:00am at Christ Place Church; 1111 Old Cheney Rd., Lincoln NE 68428. Refreshments will be served following the service for a time of fellowship.
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I am so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I had the opportunity to visit with her many years ago. Mom’s are special.
May memories replace the sadness your feeling. Prayers to all of your family. Sandy & Bob Tuma
I belong to a band named 3 CHORDS AND A CLOUD OF DUST. We played many times over the past 10 years at Tabitha where Betty resided. Betty and I became good friends over the years. We would always sing “Hello Betty Lou” just for her, and she would get up and dance…or we would dance together when she was able. Also, before covid, I would play for Betty in the Chapel at Tabitha. She loved the old hymns and country songs. We would visit and she’d tell me stories about her life. We had such a great time! I miss my friend “Betty Lou”.