Age 57, Elizabeth "Betsy" Klebes died peacefully at home on Friday, June 11, 2021 with Angie "B" by her side.  Betsy will be forever remembered as an angel on earth.

Betsy was born December 12, 1963, at Zurbrugg Memorial Hospital in Riverside, NJ.  The daughter of the late Harold and Rita Klebes (Landry).  She grew up in Cinnaminson with her six brothers and one sister.  She was a 1985 CHS High School graduate of Burlington County Special Services School.  After graduation Betsy worked at the Burlington County Occupational Training Center and many years in Food Services at McGuire AFB among other jobs.

Betsy is survived by Mike and Helen Klebes, Mark and Marie Klebes, Greg and Joan Klebes, Rich and Rose Klebes, Larry Klebes and Jian Chen, John (Jack) Klebes, Mary (Klebes) and Randy Soderholm and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Betsy was a bright light with a beautiful heart.  She was full of life, energy and was truly the life of the party; always singing and dancing.  She loved making puzzles, watching General Hospital and playing Yahtzee.  She participated in many Special Olympics for track and field, swimming and bowling.  She took Irish dance lessons and played the flute.  She loved serving the Lord, received her First Holy Communion and Confirmation and was an usher.  She loved to ride a horse and especially loved to ride motorcycles with her brothers Mike and Mark.  She performed with Catch a Rising Star and Reaching Out Productions.  Travel took her to visit family throughout New England, Canada, down to Florida for a shuttle launch and even overseas to see her sister Mary stationed in London England.

Please join us to remember and honor Betsy.  A viewing from 10:00am to 11:00am and service at 11:00am will be held June 25, 2021 at Weber Funeral Home, 112 Broad Street, Riverton, NJ.  Interment will follow at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Mt. Holly, NJ.

Memorial donations in memory of Betsy may be made to Pathfinder Village Foundation (https://pathfindervillage.org/), 3 Chenango Road, Edmeston, NY 132335-2314.  Pathfinder Village is a community where people who have Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities discover their own value and talents, and share these gifts with others.