BOSTON – Belkys “Betsy” Ramirez, 34, of Boston, passed away on Friday, September 12, 2025 at the Holy Family Hospital in Haverhill.
Belkys was born in Haverhill on December 15, 1990; she was the daughter of Jeannette (Vasquez) Ramirez. She was a graduate of Whittier Vocational Technical High School in Haverhill and went on to work for many years as a hairstylist at Salon Acote and was also the owner of the vintage clothing shop GotGrails.
Belkys will be remembered by her family as a kind & free-spirited soul with a contagious sense of humor.
Belkys is survived by her mother Jeannette (Vasquez), her grandmother Maria Isabel Fondeur of Santo Domingo, DR, her brothers Maurice Ramirez of Haverhill, and Victor Ramirez of Haverhill, and her sisters Adrianne Ramirez of Revere and Brianna Ramirez of Chelmsford; as well as her nephews Roman Ramirez and Marcus Ramirez. She was predeceased by her father Rafael Ramirez.
Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend a graveside service on Friday, September 19th at 11AM at the Linwood Cemetery, 41 John Ward Ave., Haverhill. Please visit www.comeaufuneral.com or Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook.
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My deepest condolences and prayers go out to Bella’s family during this heartbreaking time. Bella was a woman with such a beautiful soul caring, kind, and a true friend to so many. She had a way of making everyone around her feel loved and appreciated, and her presence will forever be missed.
I’ll always cherish the memories we shared together, especially our legendary Miami & NY trip that will never be forgotten. Bella touched countless lives with her laughter, warmth, and friendship, and her legacy will live on in all of us who were blessed to know her.
Rest in peace, Bella. You will always be remembered and missed dearly. ?? – Jordan A
Best wishes during this difficult time to Bella’s family and everyone who knew and loved Bella. She absolutely brightened my life whenever I got to see her- which was roughly every eight weeks for the past five or six years when she did my hair. She was always so kind and energetic, interested in whatever I was doing, and ready to share her many amazing plans and adventures. Bella utterly adored her nephews and talked of them often. I always left the salon with not only great looking hair but a sense of inspiration as to how to live life more fully. Our epic 10-15 mile walk through East Boston and Deer Island five years ago with a mutual friend will always live on for me as an extremely happy memory — clear blue sky, sparkling water everywhere, sunshine, the Boston skyline in the distance, and great company. I know I am just one of many people who will deeply miss Bella.
My heart goes out to Bellas Family & Friends we meet a few times such a great person She was a great customer of Mine & a friend of my Brothers words can’t express how deeply sorry I am to hear she’s no longer with us. I still remember yelling at her going through my closet for vintage items she had me cracking up ?. Rest in peace Bella Boston and Thank you so much for your purchases with me Hopefully someone takes over your Got Grails I’ll pay it forward!!! Big Hugs. -NDY-
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