Debra is adopted.

From the Los Altos California Town Crier, 16 June 2010:

Betty Neff, 89, beloved wife of Perry Neff for 71 years, passed away at her home in Los Altos on June
4. She is survived by her husband Perry; her son, Terry Neff and her daughters, Carolyn Beeby and
Deborah McKee; 5 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Betty has made the Santa Clara Valley area
her home for 65 years. She was a true homemaker and dedicated her life to being a loving wife while
providing love and guidance to the raising of her three children. Betty had an abundance of care and
love for children, dogs, kittens and nature. She pursued the nurturing of fruit trees and cultivated
a unique garden of a large variety of beautiful roses. She is a loved and cherished wife and mother
who will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Services were held at Los Altos Spangler Chapel
with graveside services at Alta Mesa Cemetery.

Contributed and authored by Garry Wayne Brewer:

From the Wayne County News, Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Betty Lois Brewer Neff

Betty Neff, 89, beloved wife of Perry Neff for 71 years, passed away at her home in Los Altos on June
4, 2010.

She was a native of Wayne County, Tennessee, the daughter of the late Grady George Brewer and Lillie
Bowden. Lois was born April 8, 1921 in Wayne County.

After the death of her father in 1928, the family moved in the early 1930's to California, but always
enjoyed her trips home to Wayne County.

She is survived by her husband Perry; her son, Terry Neff and her daughters, Carolyn Beeby and
Deborah McKee; 5 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren, two nephews, Garry W. Brewer, son of her
late brother Grady Willard Brewer and David Grady Brewer, son of her late brother James Villard
Brewer.

Betty has made the Santa Clara Valley area her home for 65 years. She was a true homemaker and
dedicated her life to being a loving wife while providing love and guidance to the raising of her
three children. Betty had an abundance of care and love for children, dogs, kittens and nature. She
pursued the nurturing of fruit trees and cultivated a unique garden of a large variety of beautiful
roses. She is a loved and cherished wife and mother who will be deeply missed by her family and
friends. Services were held at Los Altos Spangler Chapel with graveside services at Alta Mesa
Cemetery.

She was buried next to her Mother, Lillie Bowden Brewer.