Betty Lee Russell
June 3, 1935 – April 23, 2024
Betty Lee Russell, 88, passed away April 23, 2024 at Solomons Nursing Center. She was born June 3, 1935 in Washington, D.C. to Walter Conrad and Dorothy Elizabeth (Kerns) Lambert. Betty was raised in Bladensburg and attended Bladensburg High School. She married Robert Franklin McClelland in 1951. After they were married, Robert was stationed in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where they lived for several years before moving back to Landover Hills to start their family. Betty worked for the Federal Government as a Management Analyst and she retired from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. She moved to Chapline Place in 2010 and then later to Solomons Nursing Center. Betty enjoyed crafts, especially quilting. She traveled around to quilting classes and shows, she loved showing off her work and won many awards through the years. While living at Chapline Place, she enjoyed calling BINGO games.
Betty is survived by her daughter Debra Ann Holt and husband Michael of Huntingtown and a grandson Brian Holt also of Huntingtown. She was preceded in death by a son Robert James “Jimmy” McClelland.
Visitation
Services
- Funeral Service
Thursday, May 2, 2024
11:00 A.M.
Interment
- Burial
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Our deepest condolences. She was a sweet lady and made the most beautiful quilts. We will always cherish the quilt that she made for Marshall and I. Bill and Steph and Sue were also lucky enough to be recipients of her beautiful quilts. Cherish your memories and know that all your love and support were the highlight of her life. Much love to you, Mike and Brian.
Sandy and Marshall
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Debra – Sending sympathy and prayers for you and your family as you grieve the loss of your dear mother. I pray your precious memories sustain you in all the days ahead.
Becky Sasscer
Debra – With deepest sympathy and prayers for you and your family on the loss of your mother. May you feel peace and comfort in the loving care you gave her. You were a great daughter.
Family Council Group
Our deepest condolences. She was a sweet lady and made the most beautiful quilts. We will always cherish the quilt that she made for Marshall and I. Bill and Steph and Sue were also lucky enough to be recipients of her beautiful quilts. Cherish your memories and know that all your love and support were the highlight of her life. Much love to you, Mike and Brian.
Sandy and Marshall