Betty White shared a strong love story with her late husband Allen Ludden. But their final resting spot won’t be there together. It is common for spouses to choose plots of land near each other to be buried. Although it may seem morbid, it is the truth. According to WISNLudden is buried at his Wisconsin birthplace. White’s agent was asked by the outlet if she wanted to be buried here. He said no, without further explanation.
It is not yet known where White will be buried. White was born in Oak Park Illinois and moved to California when he was just 17. BiographyThere she spent the majority of her life. According to ParadeWhite is rumored to have been buried near Carmel, California where she lived with Ludden. According to The Chicago TribuneWhite’s hometown, Oak Park, Illinois (a few miles from Chicago), was named January 17 Betty White Day. One could argue that White could be buried there.
White married twice before Ludden. However, her marriage to Ludden was her longest. “He was the most genuine man I’ve ever known,”She shared her story PeopleTheir storied love story. “I first fell in love with his enthusiasm. He was interested in everything.”Ludden was tragically killed by stomach cancer in 1981.