Elizabeth Rowland Himden, 71, of Hendersonville, died Thursday, May 21, 2009, at the Elizabeth House.
Forest Lawn Mortuary is assisting with the arrangements.
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Lin Winnekins
8 years ago
I’m sorry to hear of Elizabeth’s passing. We were classmates junior high thru high school. I remember her as being a very pleasant and smart girl.
helen lobonc
8 years ago
Joe, I will never forget Beth.
she was so kind, thoughtful and so beautiful. She made a room shine. She was the best for you and our family. May she rest in Peace. I know Mom and family has welcomed her with open arms.God Love Her.
I love you, Joe.
sis helen
Gene Torres
8 years ago
When I heard the news I was sadden and just wanted to reach out. We love you all and if their is anything you need just let us know!
Eugene & Myrta Torres
8 years ago
She was a Godly woman. She loved her sons, Dan & Glen and her husband Joe, grandchildren Grant & Spencer and our daughter Sylvia. We will see her again in the Resurrection Morning, 1 Corinthians 15:12-26.
Robert & Patricia Barker
8 years ago
We loved Beth, and will miss her soft voice and sweet smile very much. She will live on in our memory.
I’m sorry to hear of Elizabeth’s passing. We were classmates junior high thru high school. I remember her as being a very pleasant and smart girl.
Joe, I will never forget Beth.
she was so kind, thoughtful and so beautiful. She made a room shine. She was the best for you and our family. May she rest in Peace. I know Mom and family has welcomed her with open arms.God Love Her.
I love you, Joe.
sis helen
When I heard the news I was sadden and just wanted to reach out. We love you all and if their is anything you need just let us know!
She was a Godly woman. She loved her sons, Dan & Glen and her husband Joe, grandchildren Grant & Spencer and our daughter Sylvia. We will see her again in the Resurrection Morning, 1 Corinthians 15:12-26.
We loved Beth, and will miss her soft voice and sweet smile very much. She will live on in our memory.