She had been battling cancer for a minute. Her husband, CerebralKineval (sp), was also a sohh head. He wrote this on facebook:
Beth moved on last night peacefully in her sleep. She was in her home, surrounded by love from her sweet mother, our amazing nurses, her beloved dog Zuma and I. My heart is broken, but I’m proud we were able to keep her here, comfortable and safe, in the house we made a home together.
She loved and cared for you all. If you’re seeing this message you’re a friend. A friend that brightened her days with love, laughter and hope. Your support has been humbling. Your selflessness and concern have been true blessings and I thank you sincerely.
I’m proud of her. I’m proud of how hard ahe fought to give us all the time she gave us. I’m proud of how strong she remained. I’m proud of her ability to just live. She was a warrior. She was a gift.
I ask you to remember how much she loved life and living. The finest tribute to her I can think of is to live well today. Cook a meal for someone you love. Pet a dog. And ask the next butterfly you see to tell Beth hello.
I want to thank everyone in advance for giving me a little time to process this with my family. Forgive me if I don’t respond to messages or calls. Information on the celebration of life will be shared on this page as details are finalized.
15 March 1977 - 30 January 2019
Beth moved on last night peacefully in her sleep. She was in her home, surrounded by love from her sweet mother, our amazing nurses, her beloved dog Zuma and I. My heart is broken, but I’m proud we were able to keep her here, comfortable and safe, in the house we made a home together.
She loved and cared for you all. If you’re seeing this message you’re a friend. A friend that brightened her days with love, laughter and hope. Your support has been humbling. Your selflessness and concern have been true blessings and I thank you sincerely.
I’m proud of her. I’m proud of how hard ahe fought to give us all the time she gave us. I’m proud of how strong she remained. I’m proud of her ability to just live. She was a warrior. She was a gift.
I ask you to remember how much she loved life and living. The finest tribute to her I can think of is to live well today. Cook a meal for someone you love. Pet a dog. And ask the next butterfly you see to tell Beth hello.
I want to thank everyone in advance for giving me a little time to process this with my family. Forgive me if I don’t respond to messages or calls. Information on the celebration of life will be shared on this page as details are finalized.
15 March 1977 - 30 January 2019
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