Beth Isaacs
March 22, 1951 ~ August 28, 2022
Born in:
Milford, DE
Resided in:
Asheville, NC
Beth Isaacs, former Delaware resident, died August 28, 2022 at her home in Asheville, N.C.
Beth was born March 22, 1951 in Milford, Delaware to Vivian and Lawrence Isaacs. She attended Milford and Seaford schools before graduating from the University of Delaware with a French degree and the University of Maryland with a Librarian degree.
She worked at the Laurel School District and at The Blade in Washington, D.C.
Because she loved the North Carolina climate, she spent eight years in a beautiful adult retirement center where she made many friends and helped many of the residents. She has been described as fun, helpful, loving, caring, and friendly. She and her dog were regulars around the community.
Beth is survived by her sisters, Sue Isaacs and partner Cathy Luchetta of Summerfield, Florida, and Kay Greene and husband James Greene of Lincoln, DE; nephew Ben Tebbens of Lincoln, DE; niece Bonnie Twilley and husband Kevin of Lincoln, DE and their families.
Her dear friends Sharon and Carol Groben, Annora Day, and Verna McGaughey of Asheville N.C. became like family to her.
Burial will be private.
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Funeral Home Assisting The Family:
Groce Funeral Home - Patton Ave.
1401 Patton Ave.
Asheville, NC 28806
(828)252-3535
http://www.grocefuneralhome.com
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Witty, funny, generous, caring…these attributes come to mind when we remember Beth. She was truly her own special person. We are grateful to have known her for so many years. Our hearts are broken. She will be missed. Peace be with you, dear Beth.
I always enjoyed the time I spent with Beth. She was so clever, and matched me retort for retort. There was never a boring conversation with her. I’ll miss our visits and dinners, and pray for peace and grace for her dear family.
Beth was a light in many lives with her subtle sense of fun and her intelligent seeking of information on news and current events which she shared with others via emails and where she frequently attached her own photos of beautiful flowers. Her love of animals was apparent in her adopting and caring for her beloved shelter dog. Beth was loved by her friends and family and will be missed and lovingly remembered by those privileged to have known her.”
Vicki, niece of Verna McGaughey
Love and prayers, Vicki Tutterow, niece of Verna McGaughey
I’m so sad to hear of Beth’s passing. I new her for a long time and she was a great gal. She always had a compliment for everyone she met and was able to find something nice to say about them.
She had a big heart for all of our 4 legged friends and took their loss, just as hard as we did.
And, I was always amazed at how fast she could come up with the answers, when watching Jeopardy.
You will be missed sweet girl, but I hope you have found peace. Love, Nina
Beth was such a good friend to all of us at Bella Vista! She was a delight to be around and a brought joy to all she knew. She loved trivia, Hangman and Scattergories. She loved socials and was very active here. She was witty and fun and so very smart. The whole community feels her loss and will miss her dearly.
Dear Beth, I hope you are at peace now. I loved our times together when you first moved here. Wish there could have Bern more of them.