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Betty D. Dorris

June 1, 1940 ~ May 22, 2026

Born in: Norfolk, Virginia
Resided in: Jacksonville, Florida

Betty was born in Norfolk, Virginia on June 1, 1940.  Betty was 85 when she passed into the arms of her savior on May 22, 2026. Betty loved life and traveled to many foreign countries during her lifetime, with Africa being one place she would tell stories about listening to the lions roaring at night while she was in her hotel room.  The place she enjoyed living most of all was the mountains of Georgia.

Betty was a very beautiful and artistic lady, and she enjoyed crafting and donating her crafts to thrift stores that help animals.  She also painted, crocheted, and quilted many blankets.

Betty is survived by her sister, Virginia DeHaven, of Columbia, SC; brother, Ellis DeHaven, of Aiken, SC; niece, Sharon Welch (Bobby), of Jacksonville, FL; Angela Miller, of Irmo, SC; and numerous nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her dear friend, James Williams, of Columbia, SC.

She was predeceased by her mother, Angeline DeHaven, and great-nephew, Bobby Welch, Jr.

Crevasse’s Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Dorris family.

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  1. I was just made aware of my sweet Aunt Betty’s passing my heart is broken to learn this. I remember spending my childhoods in Powder Springs. Georgia, every summer on her farmstead, with my uncle don and my aunt betty, who was like a second mother to me. I love her very much. Was all my heart and soul. I wish I could have known this at the time. So I could have paid my respects to her and saw her beautiful face one more time period She’s was one of the most wonderful kind loving people i feel so lucky to have had her as my Aunt. This world was lucky to have her ❤️ she had a smile that lit up a room and her heart that knew no bounds. Her love was unconditional.
    And I wish I could have got to hug her one more time. 😢 may you rest in peace, aunt betty, and you were one of the ones that gave me some of my most beautiful childhood memories.And I’ll never forget them.And I’ll love you always fly high.I love you


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