Beth A. Berge

Beth A. Berge

April 03, 1957 - January 14, 2017

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Jayne Jarlsberg
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I had the great pleasure of being Beth's hygienist for many years! You learn so much about a person during those routine visits, not just tooth related but also about that person and their family! During one of those visits, I learned that Beth loved to quilt............Well..........many years ago I started a patriotic wall hanging quilt project which I struggled and struggled with and eventually gave up on, put it all in a bag and threw it in a closet.........I forgot about it for probably 10 years....... Two years ago as I was cleaning out closets in preparation for a move, I came across the bag of quilt pieces and material. I brought it to work and at Beth's next dental appointment I unloaded the bag of frustrating quilt pieces onto Beth in hopes that she had a use for it or that she could repurpose it. I totally forgot about it. Three months later at Beth's next dental appointment, she walked in and handed me a bag......in it was the finished patriotic wall hanging, ready to be hung on the wall....it was BEAUTIFUL❗❗❗She brought me to tears😢 What a kind thing for her to do. I will cherish my many memories of Beth and that quilt always. My heart aches for your sweet family. RIP .....You will be so missed❤Jayne
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Ruth Smith
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you Bob, Blair and Paige, as you grieve the loss of your wonderful wife and mother. Ruth and Lones Smith
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John Wallin
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Rob, I'm sorry for your loss.
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Debbie Trieloff
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Sending prayers to Rob, Blair and Paige and the entire Parrell family. I had the honor to work with Beth at DVA. She started working at DVA when she was pregnant with Blair. She was a great co-worker and friend. She made several baby quilts for employees. She would bring in patterns and we would all help her decide which one she should make. I was also a recipient of several quilted items which I will cherish. She was so talented and crafty. Beth loved talking about her family, the trips her sisters and mother went on and her new grand baby, Lydia . Working with Beth for 20+ years I felt like I knew her entire family (which is a lot of people). We had so many, many conversations, I will miss her. I love this quote from Helen Keller and I hope you do to: “What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, For all that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” - Helen Keller God Bless, Debbie Trieloff
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Jan Hartwig
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I am so sorry for your family's loss. I remember Beth from when I was a kid, going to hang out with all of the kids, sometimes walking from our farmette down to the Parrell family farm, or riding bikes, or whatever. I loved hanging out with such a large family. You all have my deepest sympathies and you are in my heart.