Beth, my friend, you are a unique soul and always a good friend. Always concerned and supportive of others,  and so much fun to be with, your presence will be missed by many.  Gone from us much too soon, Rest in Peace, dear Beth.

Beth was my Friend and Sister in Christ.  For thirty years we shared a friendship uninterrupted.  We never had a cross word or argument.  Beth was beautiful both inside an out.  She had an inquiring mind and the gift for conversation,   She had a deep and abiding love for her family and friends.  Michael was always the love of life.  For those of us left behind there is a big hole in our life.  I will miss her more that words can express.  She will always be living in my heart, and that is my blessing.  Heaven is a little brighter as her light shines in God's Heaven.

Though it has been many years since we lived next to Mike & Beth, we will never forget Beth's kindness, or the fun we had together. Rest in Peace Beth.

My sister was the best sister I could have ever been blessed to have by my side. We shared wonderful times together and held each other up in the most difficult of times. Beth was an all -star.  She was the best of aunts to our two children, Alex and Ellie and supported them through all their ups and downs from the moment of their births. A special thank you to the kindness of the entire staff at Rawlings House. An extra special thank you to Laurie, who was the angel on our shoulder through this tremendously difficult journey.  We will miss Beth more than we can express and life simply won’t be the same. I wish you peace, my dear sister.

Mike, Alison, Conor and Jen,

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. What great times and memories we shared from grade school, Rivi, Cathedral, Ladywood, Notre Dame, The Mount, Palisades, Detroit etc. etc. If we were together the times were good and the laughs were unending because we relived those good times for years when we saw each other again.  I would be remiss if I didn't mention how proud of Beth I was as I watched her care for her aging mother in her final years. An act of perfect love. We will all miss her but certainly will never  ever forget her !

Ann and Mickey Quinn

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mike, Jen, Connor and Alison.  Growing up with Jen, Beth was kind, elegant and the all-American beauty we all wanted to be.  I always looked for her in the Ralph Lauren department at Ayers to catch up on family news. More recently, we have enjoyed her great 4th of July parties and fireworks at her and Mike’s wonderful farm house in Pendleton. May she enjoy eternal peace.





My thoughts and prayers are  with you during this time.  Mary Beth was part of some of my fondest memories of the Class of  '62.

I was Mrs Shine's "other Alison"!  When the Shine's moved to Indy Alison and i were immediate friends for life!  We shared the same name and were the best of friends from the day we met!  Her family was like a second family to me!  Mrs Shine's smile was so beautiful!  trust me Alison and I drove her crazy at times but she always ended the day asking if we showered and had fun!  Best childhood memories!  Love this family!

Mary Shine ❤ I sure will miss her at work... 😥  I had the pleasure of caring for her on a daily basis since on hospice in Feb. A beautiful lady inside and out my friend... ❤
A while back, I was asked by her... she ask if I was a servant of God's... I smiled and I said I certainly try my best to be... she smiled and said I can sure tell you are.... 😥❤👍


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Mary Beth Shine

December 19, 1943 – June 26, 2019

Leppert Mortuaries - Nora

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