Ruth Elizabeth "Betty"  Hartung

Ruth Elizabeth "Betty" Hartung

August 19, 1927 - January 03, 2021

Obituary

Ruth Elizabeth "Betty" Hartung of Aberdeen died Sunday, January 3 at Forest Hill Health and Rehabilitation . She was 93. Born in Charleston, SC she was the daughter of the late Lincoln and Lillian (Knight) Haselden and wife of the late Calvin C. Hartung. In addition to her parents and husband, she was predeceased by her siblings, Charles, Edward and Robert Haselden and Nadine Livingstone. Betty was a homemaker who enjoyed entertaining family and friends. She was also an avid gardener. In her younger years, she worked for Senator Joseph Tydings at his Oakington Estate where she learned and enjoyed the art of entertaining. She is survived by many nieces and nephews: Jim Hartung and Barbara Smith of Aberdeen MD, Judy Yocum of Bel Air MD, Linda Althaus of Arnold MD, Debby Belichick of Nantucket, MA and Stuart Clarke of Seattle Washington. Also, her South Carolina nieces and nephews Carol Anne Moore, Lynn Rogers, Nancy Floyd, Shirley Humphries, Edward Parker Haselden, Jr. and Robert Thomas Haselden, Jr. She is also survived by her longtime friend Susan Maule and her family of Bel Air, MD. Contributions in her memory may be made to the American Legion Post #39, 500 Hickory Avenue, Bel Air, MD 21014. There will be a private burial at a later date.

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Carol Moore
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Aunt Betty made a lot of beautiful clothes for me as a child and teenager. One summer after their visit to Hemingway. SC, she and Uncle Calvin took me back to Aberdeen with them. I met Uncle Calvin's family while I was there; I remember Jimmy and Bunkie. Lots of great memories. Aunt Betty, Uncle Bob and I spent one day in Washington DC. Went to the zoo and saw a panda and other sites.
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Betty Markoff
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To the family of Betty Hartung: Years ago I would clean Betty & Calvin's condo in Bel Air. She took good care of Calvin & always treated me kindly. I enjoyed going there & they carried on conversations with me. Very sweet couple! Betty M.

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