June 03, 2025
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BENEVOLENT BETTY

Betty Dickinson, shown here in the 1950s, left $12,000 to the Newton Community School District, by way of the Newton Community Education Foundation, when she passed away in January. Dickinson was with the Maytag Foundation for almost 39 years and was active in education, golf and many civic activities. (Submitted Photo)

Betty Dickinson, shown here in the 1950s, left $12,000 to the Newton Community School District, by way of the Newton Community Education Foundation, when she passed away in January. Dickinson was with the Maytag Foundation for almost 39 years and was active in education, golf and many civic activities. (Submitted Photo)

Betty Dickinson left $12,000 to the Newton Community School District, by way of the Newton Community Education Foundation, when she passed away in January. Dickinson worked for the Maytag Foundation for almost 39 years and was active in education, golf and many civic activities. (Submitted Photo)

Betty Dickinson, shown here in her 1940s University of Iowa personal record, left $12,000 to the Newton Community School District, by way of the Newton Community Education Foundation, when she passed away in January. Dickinson was with the Maytag Foundation for almost 39 years and was active in education, golf and many civic activities. (Submitted photo)