Elizabeth "Beth" Brassel

Beth, you were (and your spirit is) one of those rare and special souls that I truly felt listened and could really understand me. You just had this wonderful sense of compassion, wisdom, kindness and humor. You were so fun to hang out with. I will always treasure my trip to Montana with your dear friend from college. We danced on a famous blues singers car and she had that photo up for years lol. I love you and know you are soaring high with laughter, compassion, joy, companions and...

Since 2009, I've collaborated with Beth on an interactive fiction club at the Pollard Memorial Library. The students we worked with invariably loved working with Beth, and so did I. We all miss her, very much.

I know Elizabeth for few years and I was been working with her as Lowell Commission on Disability with another my colleagues. She was great and sweet lady. I am going miss her.

Dear Friends and Family of Beth, I was so sad to read of Beth's passing. She was a friend of the Lowell Association for the Blind and an advocate for the disability community. She will be missed. Elizabeth Cannon Executive Director Lowell Association for the Blind