Beulah E. Uren

Beulah was a very sweet, special lady. She will be missed.

Beulah was a very good friend of my mother’s (Pearl Vierima). One of my mom’s favorite memories was when Beulah talked her into going on the Ferris wheel at the Frolic. They giggled the whole time! Teri Vierima

On my visits to Mount Horeb I used to take my mother, Pearl Vierima, for a ride out to Beulahs house. It was always a trip mom looked forward to because they were such close friends and their conversations were more like sister talking to sister. On leaving, we would comment on how happy Beulah seemed in her house up the hill … surrounded by nature. Because they were the same age and background, they enjoyed many of the same simple pleasures. Their adventure on the carni rides one year is a story they enjoyed retelling. Beulah’s lefse was second to none (I didn’t dare tell my mom that). There were many special souls in that generation, and Beulah was one. R.I.P. Scott Vierima / Lake Mary, FL

With my deepest sympathy, Stephanie Keller Jacobs

Beulah was one of the pie makers who volunteered at Bethel Horizons while I was running a camp there; she was a delightful woman and the kids really enjoyed her. It was she who showed them how to take the apple peel strip from the antique peeler, swing it around one’s head once, and then let it fly to the ground; whatever letter was shaped would indicate your girl/boyfriend. ☺️ She was a gift to my groups and we all loved her! His bless her and all she did and shared! My sincere condolences to her family. Hang onto memories as they will carry you through your grief. Ann Dettwiler