Betty White remembered by US Army for her service in World War II with a photo Eulogy

Betty White holds the Guinness World Record for longest TV career by an entertainer, with credits spanning 80 years (1939 to 2019)…

US Army remembers Betty White for her service in World War II

The US Army memorialized TV icon Betty White’s death Friday by noting the Golden Girl’s volunteer service to the country in the 1940s.
“We are saddened by the passing of Betty White,” said a tweet from the Army’s official account.
“Not only was she an amazing actress, she also served during WWII as a member of the American Women’s Voluntary Services. A true legend on and off the screen.”

White, who died Friday at age 99, had joined the group as a volunteer in 1941 when she was just 19 years old. She drove a truck, delivering supplies to the Hollywood Hills, White told Cleveland Magazine in a 2010 feature.
“It was a strange time and out of balance with everything, which I’m sure the young people are going through now,” White told the magazine. “We’ll never learn. We’ll never learn.”

We are saddened by the passing of Betty White.

Not only was she an amazing actress, she also served during WWII as a member of the American Women’s Voluntary Services.
A true legend on and off the screen. pic.twitter.com/1HRDYCeV7w
— U.S. Army (@USArmy) December 31, 2021

The AWVS was the largest of a number of women’s auxiliary organizations during the war, with uniformed members trained to work on the home front to drive ambulances, sell bonds and provide aid in the case of an attack from the air, according to archived information from the National Women’s History Museum. At its height, the group had more than 300,000 members, according to the Military Times.
White, who reportedly served five years with the group, married fighter pilot Dick Barker but the marriage quickly dissolved.
The iconic actress died Friday just a few weeks short of her 100^th birthday, after a decades-long career that included roles on classic sitcoms “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “The Golden Girls.”
As a tribute to Betty White,

Opening a $15,000 bottle of Petrus, 1961 with heated tools

This method is used to make sure that the cork stays intact.

At the same time,

Betty White Nude Photos Eulogy

Actress Betty White finally felt God’s divine retribution, as he recently smited her in her sleep for her numerous crimes against morality…
For Betty White had been a sex symbol in the heathen Western world for centuries… In fact, history will remember her as the very first viral “hottie” with her pictures being telegraphed throughout the 13 colonies in America. And so to properly commemorate this saucy old slut we have colorized and enhanced her nude photos in the gallery below.

It is easy to see why so many powerful men were drawn to Betty’s beauty and her oversized nipples. For rumor has it that Betty bedded 16 different US President’s, including the famously prude Calvin Coolidge. However, Betty did not just provide pleasures of the flesh she also effected policy. Some of the most beloved US government institutions like the Post Office, Federal Trade Commission, and Applebee’s come from Betty’s brilliant political mind.
Furthermore, during the War of 1812 Betty coined the popular phrase “The only good Canadian is a dead Canadian!”, a rally cry American troops still use to this day. Of course her most venomous verbal attacks were saved for the Asian American community, for after a bitter romantic fallout with an ambassador from Siam, Betty had nothing but contempt for the “filthy yellow rice monkeys” as she use to call them.
There is certainly no denying that Betty White lived an exceptional and deeply depraved life. Let us all take a moment to reflect upon it, and give thanks that she is now burning for all eternity in the Hellfire.

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