Mary Beth Newsome

Nancy,
It was such a blessing to have your mom and dad apart of my life, when I was growing up. They are such good people. Take care and may special blessing come your way.

Verl

Beth and Paul lived in our Sandy neighborhood for many, many years! She was always such a positive and beautiful person. This was the neighborhood "Cookie Lady" to all the kids. I still remember my son telling me he was going over to the "Cookie Lady's house." He is now 32 years old and we still talk about what a sweet lady! We were all very sad when Paul passed suddenly and now we say a sweet goodbye to our Cookie Lady. We had many meaningful conversations. So sorry for your loss.

Dear Nancy,
We last saw your folks when we drove down together to "Curly" Swenson's funeral in Fairview, probably more than 20 years ago. We had a great visit and it was just so nice to spend time with them. Your Mom told us all about the Brighton Girls' camp and we also got to see their new home in Sandy. They had a big impact on our life, especially after Glen was called to be your Dad's counselor in the 17th North Ward bishopric. What a wonderful example they set for us.
Love, Mary...

To the Newsome Family,

From 1983 through 1988 I worked at Brighton Girls Camp with Beth and Paul. Paul was on the Maintenance Committee and Beth was on the Brighton Camp Committee. What a delightful couple, always so happy and willing to do whatever was needed for the Beehive campers who visited camp. Beth shared her creativity, her wonderful sense of humor and sweet laugh. I shall always remember them for their kind and compassionate ways.

I have missed seeing Beth...

Carol, I think of the good old days often.
Besides your loss, I hope everything else
is well with you.

Nancy, I am so sorry for your loss. I have a lot of memories from when we were growing up. Terri Thrall FontIne

So sorry to see this. Beth was a great lady. She worked with me on the Brighton Girl's Camp committee.
Alice Edvalson