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Beatrice Elizabeth Neiden

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Beatrice Neiden Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jul. 23, 2025.

Beatrice Elizabeth Neiden (nee Dolezal) passed away on July 2, 2025, just 5 days after celebrating her 100th birthday. She was born on June 27, 1925 in Cleveland, Ohio to Charles and Lucille Dolezal...later moving to North Royalton when she was a young girl. She was the sister of the late Leland Dolezal, also of N. Royalton. In 1946 she married Richard Paul Neiden and they spent 68 wonderful years together at the home they built in 1951 in Parma. Surviving are their children, Richard D. Neiden (Colleen) of Brecksville and Tracy Nassau (Gary) of Broadlands, VA as well as grandchildren Ashley Walsh, Chris Nassau, Rory Neiden, Lyndsey Neiden and Lee Neiden. Bea was also blessed to have 6 great grandchildren; Molly, Emma, Hudson, Evan, Tyler and Aiden.

Bea loved her family, her many dear friends, her church, gardening, sewing, knitting and so much more.

A Celebration of Bea's Life will be held on August 15th from 12-3 at Michael Angelo's Winery, 5515 Broadview Rd. In Richfield, Ohio.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to samaritanspurse.org

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Susan Luterick

July 26, 2025

Dear Tracy, Rick, and families,
Please accept my sincere condolences in the loss of your Mother, whom I counted as one of my oldest and dearest friends. All the trips we took together and all the times our families have shared remain among my fondest. I remember all of the Church dinners, VBS, Sunday School, and Jr. Deaconesses your Mom help with, always with her sweet smile. Please rely on these great memories as you travel through the next months and years. Bea and your Dad are together again with my parents and I know the cards are being played and the fun trips are being made again. I love you all and please know you are in my sweetest thoughts and most sincere prayers.
With love to all of you,
Sue Luterick