Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Beth has been in my life as long as I can remember. She was honest, straightforward, down to earth and had a dry sense of humor. Beth was able to keep a confidence, was always there to listen and always had my back. Beth never held a grudge and had an amazing ability to forgive.
She loved her family and friends, travel, gardening, cats, Butterscotch Kawartha dairy ice creme and a rye and ginger at 5p.m.
Beth was a second mother to myself and my brother Chuck who lived with her most of his life. Growing up she provided a home with 2 parents that we always appreciated.
We have had some adventures during our time together, I will miss her stories, her outrageous comments and her steadfast acceptance of myself, my younger brother Chuck and all our quirks!
When parting.Beth always said to me " love you dear" and I always said "love you more". I will continue to love you more until we meet again.
