Birth date: Sep 24, 1953 Death date: Oct 23, 2020
On October 23, 2020, Beth Cowgur Crane passed away after a brief, but courageous battle with cancer. A lifelong resident of Northwest Arkansas, Beth was born on September 24, 1953 in Bentonville, Arkansas, to Vernita and George Co Read Obituary
Happy memories of chocolate Easter eggs in Salina Kansas,a small country house in arkansas,homemade icecream, pikes peak,old fashion family love,and a good ol dog. Doug
I am so sorry to hear this. Beth was a kind soul and always welcoming to me. This is a huge loss for her friends and family. The Crane family is in my thoughts. ❤️
To all of Beth’s family
Beth was very dear to our hearts. So many memories. Vacations, skiing, hiking, biking the creek. These can not be taken away.
All our love
Larry, Goldie & Tammy
Dear Tim and Family,
I met Beth through the Walton Fitness Center many years ago when Wal-Mart was much smaller and felt more like a community of family. I had not seen her in years, but seeing her obituary brought memories of her kindness and sadness for your loss. The world was made a better place because of her life. Know that you and your family are in Ray and my thoughts and prayers. -Debbie Hobbs-
Tim,
I’m so very sorry for your loss! Even though I never had the pleasure of meeting Beth in person, I frequently viewed your many Facebook posts of the two of you enjoying your lives together over the years & I could always see the fun & love you shared.
Having lost my first husband much too soon to cancer, I know the sorrow that comes from watching someone fight for their life & feeling powerless to stop it from taking them from you.
The first days will be tough & you’ll feel like you might never be able to remember her without the pain of loss but know that God will get you through everyday & with the passing of each day, the pain lessens with the memories & you’ll once again feel the joy & love you shared for so many years.
My thoughts & prayers will be with you & your family as you move on without her & find peace & joy once again.
Love,
Shari (Hornsby) Geremia
Walmart co-worker (former)
Beth was one the BEST. We didn’t know of her illness and can’t imagine how life will be without her. I first met Beth in the early 80’s when we worked together for several years. There aren’t enough words to express my admiration and love for her. She did so many things to make lives better for so many people - what a legacy. I am grateful to have known her and so sorry to be sending condolences far too soon. Marinell Adair
Condolences to the Crane family. I went to school with Beth and she always smiled. Praying for peace and comfort during this difficult time. Rest In Peace Beth.
Dear Tim,
I am so sad to hear of Beth's passing. She was very young and had so much to offer and share with others. You are gentle on my mind and in my heart as I think about the painful loss you are experiencing. Be very kind to yourself and savor the wonderful memories you have of your very lovely wife. Gloria
I'm so sorry to hear this. I always enjoyed seeing and talking with Beth at the WLFC. She always had a smile and was ready to greet everyone in her path. Tim and Family, my heart goes out to you and pray that you will be able to find peace and comfort in the days to come.
