Betty Grenig was the longest-serving volunteer in the nonprofit's history, with a total of 84 years served.
A woman who volunteered for the Red Cross in Arizona for decades has died at the age of 101.
Betty Grenig passed away on April 16 at the start of National Volunteer Week, according to the Red Cross. She was theWhen she was 20, Grenig dedicated her time to helping others following the attack on Pearl Harbor.The volunteer will be remembered Thursday morning at 11:45 a.m. at the
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