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My condolences to the entire family. I grew up spending days and nights at Beth’s house due to us being in Girl Scouts together. My childhood memories will always include her. I am praying for the entire family.
Sha Lester (Constable)
I am so saddened to hear of your loss. I remember Beth’s bright spirit every time she brought Teagan to my class at Sunshine. Hold each other close. You are already in my prayers.
Beth had the most beautiful s…
Oktoberfest at the Bushnell’s House
Beth had the most beautiful smile - even when eating
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I got to work with Beth at first Americans SW location before she became a stay at home momma, she always made work so much fun and full of laughter. I loved hearing her stories and how you two met, I still remember your wedding day, a day filled with so much love. Beth was so sweet and always smiling, she was so excited to be a mom and did so with so much love and patience. My condolences Jim to you and the kids. She will truly be missed. Rest In Peace Beth 💛
Hi. I never got the pleasure of meeting you or the kids. I went to middle school with Beth. Beth, Crissa and I were best friends. Always having fun and laughing. Unfortunately we moved to Amado at the end of 8th grade, my dad got a job on Mt Hopkins . They visited and we went to the mountain and still made memories for awhile. Then we lost touch. I moved to ND in 2005 and just came back in 2019. Beth and Crissa found me on FB Few years ago and we have kept in touch. We were all just talking about getting together soon. Life is just too short. She was the sweetest person ever! Her children were her life, you can see this is pictures even if you didn't know her. She went to every sporting event, made a ton of memories with them. I was so shocked and saddened when I got the call. My condolences to you, the children, her parents and family💜💜💜 Rest In Paradise beautiful lady.
Your friend Sharon Jones
College Roommates: Beth and D…
University of La Verne, 3rd Street, La Verne, CA, USA
College Roommates: Beth and Diana. Erica and I lived next door.
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Beth being her normal silly s…
Disneyland Park, Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, CA, USA
Beth being her normal silly self
Aunt Beth meeting Willow for …
2018, Tucson, AZ, USA
Aunt Beth meeting Willow for the first time
I remember the time Beth came home from the mall and told me she was having trouble steering her old Toyota Corona. I went out with a flashlight and found both tires flat on the driver’s side. When I went inside I asked her how on earth both tires could be flat and she told me it might have happened when she hit the curb and almost flipped the car. But that didn’t stop her from driving the car home. SMH. -Lynne Heyne (mom)
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Beth and I were on the front …
2005, Club Congress in Tucson, AZ
Beth and I were on the front page of the Tucson newspaper on January 1st, 2005. The guy in the green hat is Beth's brother Mitch, with Gabe Padberg in the red hat behind the three of us. We were at the New Years Eve bash at Club Congress...I think the Zsa Zsas were playing.
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The kid's loved hearing Beth read the "Book With No Pictures"
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The year was 2002 when the Be…
2002, Tucson, AZ, USA
The year was 2002 when the Beth's gold Toyota Corolla had to be towed away due to the transmission consisting of a soup of fine metal shards. Legend says that the old beast was spotted at a monster truck show as one of the smashed junkers (this is true). Features of this car included a crooked headlight held in with bailing wire, several very large gouges from where Beth scraped her car at a gas station guard pole, two popped tires from when she drove over a median in the rain...the back seat was held up by rope, the car could be left running when you pulled the key out, and it took a miracle to see through the windshield if it was raining. She was asked by one school to move her car because of the offensive bumper stickers, which made her so so very mad. Everybody knew this car, it was legendary. One time a lady parked next to her at the grocery store and gave her a door ding...the poor woman was apologizing profusely as Beth was pointing with her finger at the 1/4" tiny dent that was right next to the 5 foot rusted gouge...until Beth started laughing after teasing this poor lady. This was the car that her brother nearly died under when he ran over himself trying to stop it when he was 6 years old. I have so many memories of that old junker car...but my favorite was that it was where we had our first (awkward) kiss after seeing a movie at the Gallagher Theater on campus..
Jim Cleary
2021, Denver, CO, USA
I prepared a short statement for the organ donor team to read during their observed moment of silence shortly after she passed away. Ideas were gathered from a group text among family and a few close friends, here is what we came up with:


In memoriam of Beth Heyne...

Beth was a loving mother of two beautiful children, she touched the lives of hundreds and was a loyal friend to so many people.

The most sarcastic and best sense of humor I've ever known, I see it every day in our children.

The life of the party, she would own the room wherever she went. People were drawn to her like sunshine.

She loved going to 80's dance clubs, listening to alternative rock and seeing live shows, and going to Broadway musicals.

Beth was a die-hard fan of the worst team in baseball.

She was terrible at keeping secrets.

Beth loved to travel but hated to fly.

She loved Disneyland and the Cheshire Cat, and had it tattooed on her shoulder and filled our house with those cats.

(From her daughter this morning): "She would close the closet door at night because she was afraid of serial killers from the books she would read."

She brought joy to everyone we know.

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