herself.
She was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Rufus Jerry Kroll and Jewell Kroll.
Mary Beth found great joy in creating things with her own hands. For her, making something by hand was more than simply a hobby—it was a way of showing love. She especially loved crafting, taking
great pride in every piece she created. She found true happiness in making something special for someone else, and her creativity was one of the many ways she expressed the profound love she
carried for the people around her.
Above all, her children and grandchildren were among the greatest loves of her life.
She is survived by her four daughters and their families: Misty and John Flanigan, Alexis and Jon Turner, Jessica and Christopher Szarmach, and Katlin and Chase Watts. She also leaves behind her 14 cherished grandchildren: Tyler, Caleb, Bridgett, Connor, Jaxx, Cooper, Bailey Anne, Caiden, Mason, Haisley, Colton, Sky, Liam, and Scarlett.
She will be remembered for her caring heart, her creativity, her unforgettable spirit, and the love she gave in the ways she knew best. Though our hearts ache from losing her, we find comfort in knowing that she is now at peace, free from every burden, and resting in the loving arms of God. We hold onto the promise that this goodbye is not forever, but only for now. Until we meet again, she will live on in the hearts of the children and grandchildren she loved so dearly—in the memories we carry, the love we share, and in every beautiful thing we create with our hands and hearts.
