2003
Government House

For more than 33 years, Betty Andrews has provided exemplary service to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor and to all visitors and guests at Government House. She stands as a shining example of the dedication of public service employees in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Betty’s display of teamwork and leadership has always garnered a special respect and admiration from her co-workers. It is not unusual to witness her helping new staff members by giving assistance and/or advice on the day-to-day operations of the house. When you meet Betty, you can receive a true education on the history of service at Government House from the early years to present day. She grips your attention with her captivating and awe-inspiring stories.

Without a doubt, her pleasant disposition and demeanor contribute to the professional service she provides to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, tourists and dignitaries. She considers it a distinct pleasure, and honour, to have served various members of the Royal Family, government officials, world dignitaries, religious leaders and the like. Those around her consider it a distinct pleasure to have her as a co-worker and friend.

It is obvious her ability to perform her duties, her kindness, warmth and genuine care have left a lasting impression on those who visit Government House and are a true testament of the commitment of those who serve the public.