Betty was a beautiful, elegant and powerful woman.

A limerick written by beloved husband Marshall, which he left by his deathbed.

Betty and Marshall in 1947

Photo by Sig Herzstein

Newspaper clipping of Betty from the Rocky Mountain News. She was organizing an art auction for the benefit of the University of Denver Library. Ain't she beautiful!

Betty in blue with her beautiful hazel eyes

Betty and daughter Tracy, son Jonathan, at Birthday Party at the Brown Palace

Betty was a founding board member of Women's Bank. Here she holds certificate of the founding women who formed the bank

Betty with great granddaughter Belle Borwick Kent

Betty with her brother in law Sig Herzstein, and cousins Bud and Bob.

Betty & Marshall at the Broadmoor

Betty & Marshall circa 1947, costume party, saloon dancer and gambler

Betty & Marshall anniversary

Betty & granddaughter Viva

Betty & Marshall

Betty and oldest brother Benjamin Borwick circa 1935

Judi Wagner & Betty, board members of Women's Bank and dear friends

Betty and Marshall

Betty in the art corridor of her Denver home

Betty in front of Betty Freedman portrait by amazing artist and friend Helen Redman,

Borwick family portrait.

Betty's mother Hattie, brother Charles (left), David (right) and Betty in New York. After Betty's father Benjamin Borwick died tragically in Denver, David brought his mother and siblings to the Big Apple, and they dined at the Rainbow Room!

Betty & Marshall

Betty & granddaughter Viva

Baby pictures

Right side: Betty Borwick circa 1923

Left side: granddaughter Madigan Freedman Kent circa 1982