There will be two services for former first lady Betty Ford, a family representative said Saturday.

The first will be held on Tuesday in Palm Desert, California, while the second is scheduled for Thursday afternoon in Grand Rapids, Michigan, he said. Among the eulogists scheduled to speak are Lynne Cheney and Rosalynn Carter, he said.

Ford, the widow of late President Gerald Ford and a co-founder of an eponymous addiction center in California, died Friday evening with family at her bedside. She was 93.

Condolences began pouring in soon after news broke about the death of Betty Ford, the widow of late President Gerald Ford and a co-founder of an eponymous addiction center in California. Here are some of those comments:

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA

Throughout her long and active life, Elizabeth Anne Ford distinguished herself through her courage and compassion. As our nation’s First Lady, she was a powerful advocate for women’s health and women’s rights.  After leaving the White House, Mrs. Ford helped reduce the social stigma surrounding addiction and inspired thousands to seek much-needed treatment. While her death is a cause for sadness, we know that organizations such as the Betty Ford Center will honor her legacy by giving countless Americans a new lease on life.

Today, we take comfort in the knowledge that Betty and her husband, former President Gerald Ford, are together once more. Michelle and I send our thoughts and prayers to their children, Michael, John, Steven, and Susan.

FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

Laura and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Betty Ford.  We admired her as a First Lady and valued her as a friend.  She made countless contributions to our country, and we especially appreciate her courage in calling attention to breast cancer and substance abuse.  Because of her leadership, many lives were saved.  Tonight our prayers go out to Mrs. Ford's entire family.

NANCY REAGAN

I was deeply saddened this afternoon when I heard of Betty Ford’s death.  She has been an inspiration to so many through her efforts to educate women about breast cancer and her wonderful work at the Betty Ford Center. She was Jerry Ford’s strength through some very difficult days in our country’s history, and I admired her courage in facing and sharing her personal struggles with all of us.

My love and deepest sympathy go out to the entire Ford family at this very sad time.

FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W. BUSH

Barbara and I loved Betty Ford very much. She was a wonderful wife and mother; a great friend; and a courageous First Lady.   No one confronted life’s struggles with more fortitude or honesty, and as a result, we all learned from the challenges she faced.  The Betty Ford Center, which already has helped change the lives of thousands of people, will be her lasting legacy of care and concern.  We were proud to know her.  We were proud to call her a friend.  We will miss her very much.

FORMER PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER AND HIS WIFE, ROSALYNN

Rosalynn and I are saddened by the passing of Betty Ford, a close personal friend and our frequent partner in bipartisan efforts to improve mental health and substance abuse care in our nation. She was a remarkable political spouse, whose courageous candor helped forge a new era of openness after the divisiveness of the Vietnam War and Watergate. Also, as a tireless advocate for women’s rights and social justice, she helped to improve the lives and opportunities of countless women and children.  We extend our deepest sympathy to her family at this difficult time.

Betty Ford, the widow of late President Gerald Ford and a co-founder of an eponymous addiction center in California, has died at the age of 93, according to the director of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum.

Ford died Friday evening with family at her bedside, according to a family member.

No other details were immediately available.