Beatrice Ann Fruth

Great Legacies Indeed Fond heart felt gratitude's here for the grace of the comfort and many kind hearted generosities of you and your family through the years. Only regret not being able to have set bar lil higher, pass it around more, like you folks? ... but usually always showed up anyway. Ya time fly's especially near the end of the road. Timing the grace of good luck and location? Might agree that we all had pretty good run coming into this amazing world when we did? Perhaps some more or less but inspite of my self, always tried to be aware of and grateful for that.

My mom and Bea were the very best of friends in high school. That friendship never ended. Mom (Colleen Beld/Brown) sponsored Bea's "conversion" to Catholicism and that must've been quite a process. I only remember Bea as a lovely energetic and very clever person. She was part of the group of friends with their families that lit up my childhood. It was a remarkable group of friends - from high school days - to their "Chicken Hunters" group - to their Book Club (The Happy Bookers) in retirement. They never let a chance to laugh and bond go by - and I for one think that is a remarkable thing. I'm so sorry that Bea has left us. I'm so grateful to have known her for so many decades. Hers was truly a life well lived. The photo I'm sharing is from a gathering at Fish Lake. The easy smiles you see are how all these women - let by Bea - got along. There is nothing better than a life well-lived. Bea lived life well. Please accept my condolences. Jackie (Brown).

Wonderful lady, wonderful person, wonderful family… Thoughts and prayers to all…🙏

I have wonderful memories of "Mrs. Fruth" from many years ago. She truly was a beautiful and welcoming person. My heartfelt condolences to your entire family. Katy (Kellesvig) Mackesey

Best Woman, Wife, Mom, Grandmother and Great Grandmother ! Seventy 70 Years of Marriage Whoa 😮