Betty Alene Dennis enter this world, August 31, 1950. She was born to the union of Daniel W. Dennis and Irene Dennis. She transitioned from this life on December 13, 2024. Betty was a very spirited and colorful child whose energy and charisma continued into her adulthood.

Betty knew and loved our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She accepted the Lord at an early age. She attended Nelson School in Camden, Arkansas.

She married Carl Lee Whyte In 1968 and there were two children born to this union, Charles Whyte, and Vicky Whyte. In 1994, she married Michael O. Johnson until his death in 1997.

Betty never met a stranger and life of every party with her jokes. She could make anybody laugh by saying something funny. She loved to keep the family together. To know Betty is to love her. Regardless of who you were, she loved you without conditions. If you crossed Betty or she needed to make her point, she would respond with a direct message. Betty spent most of her career in the Health Care Field where she served as a primarily as a caregiver. She was a cook at the Duck Inn Restaurant in Camden, Arkansas for twenty-three years. She also worked for M.B.A. in East Camden for seven years. She also worked at Ouachita County Hospital as a housekeeper. Later became a caregiver for retired schoolteacher Frankie Hines for seventeen years until Mrs. Hines death.

Betty was preceded in death by her husband Micheal O. Johnson, father, Daniel W. Dennis, mother, Irene Brookfield Dennis. Her son, Charles E. White, twin sister, Catherine Dennis Neal, sisters, Mary Lee Cole, Pearlie Mae Dennis, Corine Dennis and brothers, Robert E. Dennis, and Laydell Dennis.

Betty leaves to cherish her memory her son, Keith (Yolonda) Dennis, daughter, Vicky Whyte, sisters; Evelyn Gordon, Ruth Dennis of Camden, Arkansas, Pauline (R. W.) Rhodes of Detroit, Michigan, grandchildren and one great grandchild. She has two bonus children Dana Dennis and Tonya Dennis. A special cousin Jessie Lockhart, and Steven Hughes, Shome, Amber, Mercedes, Lil James, Star Kecia, Bryan and great grandsons Maceion. A host of nieces and nephews. Betty loved all her family.