The Funeral Service
The Burial Service
This service will have a password applied once edited (normally within 3 to 5 days following the service), you will then need to contact the family for the password to access.
Following the service, the footage will be posted and you can watch at a later time if you were unable to watch at the time of the service.
It is with great sadness to find out that your gone Beth. It pains me that I never get to say goodbye. I just want you to know that I am grateful that I had an opportunity to get to know you and look after you for 5 years. I will miss your face when it lights up the moment you hear my voice and your beautiful smile when you hear me singing. Thank you so much for the connection and bond that we had created through music. You will always be in my heart and I will cherish this memories forever. Heaven gained another angel. Rest in peace Beth.
Love Josh
I’m so sad for you Mia to have to say that last goodbye to your Darling Mum. You spoke so warmly of her.
In spite of the dementia you still connected & shared some special times.
She was obviously much loved.
It was a lovely service
with beautiful songs.
Thinking of you & your family sending big hugs &
Much Love Xo
Thinking of you today Maria – even though I never met your Mum I have loved hearing your many stories loving stories about her – take care my friend – love your KI Family
Today I feel sad, I know you’re in a better place. You were a very loving mother in law, nanny and mother. I will never forget all the good times we had together. You will forever be in our hearts . Love always DOLCE CHLOE AND IMOGEN.
I’m so grateful to have been able to watch Bethie’s service from afar in Canada. I’m so sorry I couldn’t be there with you all today to farewell Bethie and celebrate her life.
Some of my favourite childhood memories were spent with Bethie- she spoiled me rotten and let me get away with things that Mum and the other aunties wouldn’t, but she was also just a loving and kind person. All the little things Bethie did- like always sending birthday and Christmas cards- meant so much to me as a child, especially because we were living quite far away from all our extended family. We would only go down to Melbourne sporadically, and it was always the highlight of the trip for me to have a sleep over with Bethie.
She was taken by dementia too early, and it’s hard to think that she’s gone now. I’m remembering right now at Autie Marie’s 90th birthday party seeing Bethie smiling and laughing and dancing on the dancefloor- that day is the last time I remember her saying my name. That’s how I want to keep remembering her.
Sending much love to you all, and my deepest sympathies for the loss of a wonderful sister, mum, auntie, and grandmother.
Rest in peace Bethie Xxoo