Beth Van Den Langenberg

To Beth’s family, I am so sorry for your loss. Beth was both a mentor and a friend. Though we didn’t work for the same specialty at AFCH, we had many of the same patients. Beth was fun and full of spunk. We often talked about our gardens. I think of Beth when my irises bloom, especially the white and purple variegated ones which she recommended. We laughed about Randi Rhodes and her silly 2 pm song spotlight. I think about Beth when my yard is fertilized as she laughingly told me she fertilized her lawn to prevent any runoff. I’m sad I hadn’t seen Beth for some years but I will try to toast her memory with a gin and tonic. RIP my dear friend ❤️

Please accept my deepest sympathies. I didn't know Beth for long, but helping with Sunday Brunch at RW was always fun. You will be missed.

To Beth’s family…as a mom of a type 1 diabetic, our paths crossed. Her care and compassion to young patients (& their parents) was a true gift. Doctors could take a lesson from her demeanor. She clearly lived, loved & served well. Our condolences to you all. 💙

Beth and I were both pediatric nurses and Pediatric Nurse Practitioners together at UW AFCH Children's Hospital. She was always an inspiration to me and was the one person that actually convinced me to go on for my nurse practitioner degree. I was on the fence so long and she gave me so much positive encouragement. As nurse practitioners we always referred patients to each other and I always knew my patients would be in the best hands when I referred them to her. She was always such a joy to talk to as a co-worker and friend. I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. She made a huge difference in her short time on earth in the lives of so many patients and families and in my life as well. Wishing you all healing and the fondest of memories. Ann Dodge

Beth was a wonderful neighbor and friend. She shared her joy of gardening with all of us as she built beautiful rain gardens over the past years. She was always willing to stop her work to talk with people who were walking by. We will miss her gentle and kind presence. We hope the family will find comfort and peace as they mourn her loss. Unfortunately, we will not be able to come to her visitation. Please know that we are with you in spirit. Love, Kathy and Bob Huncosky (& family)