Elizabeth “Betty” Margaret Rogers Gaiser, 94 passed away peacefully in Mesa, Arizona on December 9, 2020. Betty was born on October 1, 1926 in Hopewell Township, New Jersey to Joseph and Elizabeth Hamann. She was the oldest of three daughters.
Betty’s early years were on the family farm later the family moved to Lakewood, NJ before building a home in Hamilton Square, NJ. She met the love of her life, George while attending Allentown HS, in Allentown, NJ. Betty married George in 1943 and they settled in Robbinsville, NJ. They had three daughters.
After George passed away she met and married her second soul mate, William “Bill Gaiser and spent 21 years retired in Florida with him. Betty loved Florida and golf and spent many years in Sarasota, FL.
She retired from GE/RCA in East Windsor but loved spending time with her family; she wintered in Florida; spent the summers in Columbus, NJ. Whenever someone asked her where she was from, she always replied, “New Jersey, the garden area”.
In the last seven years of her life she lived in Arizona near her daughter and family overlooking her beloved “Superstition Mountain”.
Survived by: Bonnie Weaver (Michael), daughter, Grandchildren, Scott Weaver (Heidi), Terri Berger (Casey), all of Mesa, AZ, Diane Gasslein Haalconstad (Lonny), Boise, ID, Gayle Gasslein of Elizabeth, NJ, Laura Gasslein, Nashville, TN, Great-Grandchildren, Alysa, Kaeden, Nathan, Ty, Micheal, Joseph, Mira and William V, Meagan, and Andrew of Mesa, AZ. Sister, Joyce Carson (Elmer), Beach Haven Gardens, NJ and her beloved step-children, nieces, nephews, cousins & families.
Preceded by: Her loving spouse, George Rogers and her second spouse, William Gaiser, and her parents, Joseph & Elizabeth Hamann, daughters, Carol Lynn Gasslein, Elizabeth A. Rogers (infant), and sister, Doris Scobey (Wesley).
A memorial service was recently held online to celebrate her life and share memories of Betty. In the spring/summer 2021 a service will be held at the Allentown Methodist Cemetery, Allentown, NJ.
As a loving mother-in-law Betty was always there for us. I loved her as another mother and she will be missed. Betty’s life was full and interesting. She was very successful at whatever she undertook, golf, painting, her career as a security administrator, sewing, cooking, and mostly loving her family. Hers was a life well lived and she will live on in the memories of those she touched.
As my Mom’s only surviving daughter I had the wonderful privilege of being here in Arizona with her during the last seven years. She took care of me for many years so it was a pleasure to help her when she needed it the most. She was the most loving mother a daughter could wish for ever. She will be missed by many, especially me. Now she can join her first husband, George and second husband Bill. Duke it out guys and keep on dancing!! Your loving daughter, Bonnie
Betty became my stepmother when she married my Dad, Bill Gaiser. She was better than a stepmother and she brought my dad 21 happy years after our mom died. I always loved visiting her and Dad in Fla or NJ. Such a great cook and just a special lady.
Rest in peace,Betty. Love you!!
As a loving mother-in-law Betty was always there for us. I loved her as another mother and she will be missed. Betty’s life was full and interesting. She was very successful at whatever she undertook, golf, painting, her career as a security administrator, sewing, cooking, and mostly loving her family. Hers was a life well lived and she will live on in the memories of those she touched.
As my Mom’s only surviving daughter I had the wonderful privilege of being here in Arizona with her during the last seven years. She took care of me for many years so it was a pleasure to help her when she needed it the most. She was the most loving mother a daughter could wish for ever. She will be missed by many, especially me. Now she can join her first husband, George and second husband Bill. Duke it out guys and keep on dancing!! Your loving daughter, Bonnie
Betty became my stepmother when she married my Dad, Bill Gaiser. She was better than a stepmother and she brought my dad 21 happy years after our mom died. I always loved visiting her and Dad in Fla or NJ. Such a great cook and just a special lady.
Rest in peace,Betty. Love you!!