MacMillan, Betty L. (Twigg) Betty L. (Twigg) MacMillan, age 69 of Slagle, Louisiana, formerly of Fremont, passed away Wednesday, November 22, 2006 in Slagle, Louisiana. Betty was born on September 3,1937 in Detroit, Michigan to Alvin Lee and Leona May (Buntz) Guilstorf and has been a resident of the Slagle, Louisiana area since 2000 when she moved from Fremont. Betty had been a clerk at the Slagle Grocery Store until her retirement and was a member of the Walnut Hill United Pentecostal Church. She enjoyed watching her favorite Detroit sporting teams, such as the Lions, Tigers, Pistons, and Red Wings and enjoyed working in her yard. She is survived by her children, James (Renee) Twigg of Fremont; Jerry Twigg of Newaygo; Colleen (Chris) Walthers of Slagle, Lousiana; her grandchildren, Thomas, Eric, Haley Twigg; Alivia Twigg; Jacob, Kristeen, Sarah, Emily Walthers; her great grand daughter, Madison Walthers; her sisters, Diane Flower of Taylor, Michigan; Ruth (Robert) Tennant of Detroit; Joyce (James) Palmer of Detroit; Marilyn (David) Brown of Detroit; her brothers, Alvin (Barbara) Guilstorf of Livonia; Kenneth Guistorf of Sierra Vista, Arizona; Russell Guilstorf of Livonia. Funeral services were held on November 27, 2006 at Crandell Funeral Home - Fremont Chapel with family and friends presiding and interment in the Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may consider Hospice of Leesville Foundation or the Patient Advocate Foundation in Newport News, Virginia for memorial contributions in memory of Betty. Friends may also send a condolence or share a memory with the MacMillan Family online at www.crandellfh.com. Arrangements by Crandell Funeral Home Fremont Chapel. Share a free confidential condolence to the MacMillan Family on-line I was sorry to hear of Betty's passing. I grew up with Colleen and was trying to find out where she was when I just came across this. She was a unique lady and I will always remember how she was always so kind to me...even when Colleen and I caused so much trouble in our teen years!! My thoughts are with you, even though this is quite belated. Mary Schmid Overway Posted 5/21/2008