I will forever keep Beth in my heart. I learned so much from her. She has left a beautiful legacy with her family. Today, is sad and happy for us left behind.

Was sorry to just learn of Beth's passing. She and I were friends for many years and enjoyed the many great times spent together.  She was very much involved in her rehabilitation of animals and birds. I remember helping the release of her animals at various times. I learned more about nature and the wild as she was very protective of wildlife. Enjoyed a good movie or dinner out with her as well. She loved her dogs and they enjoyed the affection she had for them. GOD bless Beth and RIP my friend.

I just realized that I haven’t seen any Facebook post from Beth since October. I Googled her name and sadly found an obituary. I’m so sad. I met Beth years ago in a Bible study class, and we connected immediately. She became my tax person as well as a dear friend. I loved hearing about her caring for injured wildlife and meeting her beloved dogs. We enjoyed having lunch together and chatting about our lives. She was so proud of her children and grandchildren. She always had such a positive outlook on life and never complained. She was thankful for her good neighbors who helped her when needed. She will be missed.

    I was fortunate to spend time with Beth, mostly pre-pandemic. 
She was a true spark of energy and a joy to speak with; especially, on history and religion.  I hope someone else can fill her large footwear concerning the care and love for animals.  Many condolences and salutations on a beautiful life Beth lived. 



With sincerity and love,


Steve and Lilly Hurysz 

Beth, has been part our family for many years, always attending to our birthday and Holiday parties.  Her joy was rehabbing all the small birds and animals.  On a number of occasions I would come by and pick up her rehabs and release them at our property in Richmond.

I think the funniest story was many years ago when Beth had rehabbed some Blue Jays and I went to pick up my children at their Grandmothers (which was next door) to see her out front swiping away at birds.  They were newly released Blue Jays from Beth and they thought my Mother-in-Law had food.  She was convinced they were attacking her.  Needless to say, my Mother-in-Law did not appreciate us laughing at her, but she got over it.   Beth will be missed greatly by the future animals and birds she would have helped and her friends and family.

Even though I knew it was coming, my heart is broken.  So beautiful, always so full of life, always so giving.
My most heartfelt  condolences  to Cori and her family and to Phillip and his family.  You were both wonderful children, God bless you.

May her soul rest in peace.


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Beth Jean Stanaland

September 13, 1939 – November 20, 2022

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