Beth Zenuk

Beth H. Zenuk, age 68, passed suddenly Friday morning, April 28th, 2023. Beth was born October 25th, 1954 in Havertown, Pennsylvania. She graduated from Haverford High School class of 72’. Beth married Greg on October 30, 1982 and raised three amazing children, Jamie 46, Matt 39, and Kelsey 32. She was the glue and the rock for her family and friends. She never wanted the spotlight, but for those who knew her best she was the organizer and planner that made everything she touched better than it ever would have been without her. She was the truest meaning of foundation and vision. While others were playing checkers, she was silently playing chess, as she viewed life many steps ahead of those around her. She always seemed to have the answers and if there ever was a planner, it was her. She sacrificed so much, so that her family could have so much more. Beth lived a life of serving those around her. Some of her fondest memories included the quality times spent with family and friends enjoying one of the many rooms and / or outside areas she designed herself. All with the intention of bringing those closest to her together and in those moments her true happiness could be heard in the music, the running water from one of her many fountains, the subtle sounds of wine being poured, and the laughter from her family and friends. She wasn’t shy when it came to assigning you a task to bring one of her many projects to life, but the end results were always worth the hard work. She was a great listener, but she wasn’t afraid to tell you exactly how it was. Tough love, as it was referred to, was her way of ensuring the best for her children and her love was enduring and infinite. In her most recent years, she showed her true strength by surviving her husband Greg. She climbed the mountain of loss with perseverance and grace. She started the next chapter in her life by picking up and starting anew. She expanded her interests and hobbies, while meeting new people and making new friends. While some may have entered retirement to slow down, she challenged herself to take on more. Beth is survived by her three children, Jamie, Matthew, and Kelsey, her granddaughter Alexis, and her grandson Brody. She cherished the time spent watching her 1yr old grandson Brody and all the joy she brought those around her. This sudden and abrupt loss is devastating. She will truly be missed and there are no words to express the heartbreak her passing has left for everyone around her.