Elisabeth Dunnington Moye, known to friends and family as Betty, died peacefully at the age of 90 on Sunday, July 24, 2022.

Funeral services will be held in Franklin at 5 p.m. on Thursday July 28

at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home with interment in Williamson Memorial

Gardens.

Betty, a proud Virginian by birth, was born in Richmond on October 9,

1931 to the late Paul Edwin Dunnington and Elizabeth Christian Page. She

spent her early years in Richmond before moving to Jacksonville, Florida.

She attended Landon High School, graduating in 1951, where she was

member of the Marching Lionettes and a Band Majorette. In Jacksonville she

met her future husband Lamar Moye and following their wedding they moved

to his hometown of Barnesville, Georgia. Betty spent most of her adult life in

Barnesville, where she raised her children. She was involved in both the

Gordon Grammar School and High School PTA, a Brownie and Girl Scout

Troup Leader and stay at home mom. Betty was an avid reader and ardent

Anglophile with a true love of the British monarchy and nostalgia for the

former British Empire.

Betty had a lifelong dream of becoming a nurse and at the age of 50

put herself through nursing school at Gordon State College. After becoming

a registered nurse she worked for many years at Spalding Regional Hospital

and then at Henry Medical Center in the women's labor and delivery unit.

She was a long time member of St Georges Episcopal Church in Gri

actively involved as a Sunday school teacher, the Altar Guild and Episcopal

Youth Group. Betty was quite accomplished in doing needlework, one of her

true loves, and proud that she had been elected as a Life Member of the

Embroiderer's Guild of America having served as National President. Proud of

her Colonial Virginia heritage Betty was a member of the Old Glory Chapter

of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution.

Betty is survived by her children, Michael Moye of Greensboro, NC; Claire

Moye of Franklin, TN and Paul Moye (Jackie) of Thompson Station, TN. Her

grandchildren, whom she loved dearly, Matthew Moye (Kyla) of Walla Walla,

Washington; and Olivia Britton (Stephen) of Brentwood, TN. and her beloved

dogs, Mac, Louie and Lola. In addition to her parents Betty was preceded in

death by her former husband, Lamar Moye; grandparents Clarence Christian

Page and Alice Haley Page and John A. Dunnington and Mary Porter

Dunnington.

In lieu of Aowers the family requests that donations be made to the

Nashville Rescue Mission, 639 Lafayette Street, Nashville, TN. 37203