Beth Marie Wubben
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Beth Marie Wubben, age 47, of Yankton, SD, died Friday, December 09, 2011, at Avera Yankton Care Center in Yankton.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 AM on Wednesday, December 14, 2011, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton, SD with Reverend Dan Smith officiating. A cremation will take place following the Mass and inurnment will be 11:30 AM on Thursday at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Yankton. Visitation is from 5:00 to 8:00 PM on Tuesday, December 13, 2011, at the Wintz & Ray Funeral Home in Yankton with a rosary at 7:00 PM and a vigil service at 7:30 PM. Visitation will resume one hour prior to the Mass on Wednesday at the church.
Pallbearers are Beth's nieces and nephews: Lukas Uhlir, Matthew Wubben, Zachary Wubben, Claire Wubben, Tori Henning, Sara Henning, Noah Wubben, and Alisha Uhlir.
Beth Marie Wubben was born July 3, 1964, to Marcus "Mark" and Janice (Martinson) Wubben at Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton, SD. She was baptized at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton, received her First Holy Communion in Brookings, SD, and was confirmed at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Yankton. After moving to Brookings, in 1966, the family moved back to Yankton in 1975. Beth attended Special Education at Stewart Elementary School, Yankton Middle School and Yankton High School. She entered the Yankton Adjustment Training Center, now named Ability Building Services (ABS), in 1981. She was a participant at ABS until entering Avera Yankton Care Center on May 18, 2010. Beth had several jobs in the community and enjoyed many years working for Mollet Music Co.
Beth lived in her own apartment and was so proud of her home. She enjoyed going to ABS every day and coming home to be with mom and dad on weekends. She really liked to shop and going out to eat. She loved music, especially Country music, and had hundreds of CD's. Beth was always ready to go shopping for purses and had a purse to match every outfit. She couldn't wait for Friday so she could go play BINGO at the Center with her friends. She loved horses and all animals. Beth also traveled to Nashville and Disney World with her friends.
Beth was an outgoing, happy, special person and was loved by all who knew her. She was especially proud of her nieces and nephews. We will all miss our very special Beth so much.
Survivors include her parents, Mark and Janice Wubben of Yankton; brother, Thomas Wubben of Ankeny, IA; sister, Lisa Wubben of Yankton; nephews: Lukas (Alisha) Uhlir, Matthew Wubben, Zachary Wubben, and Noah Wubben; nieces: Claire Wubben, Tori Henning, and Sara Henning; great nephew, Gabriel; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Ray and Alma Wubben and maternal grandparents Tom and Meryl Martinson.
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You have our deepest sympathy in the loss of your daughter and sister. She held a special place in your hearts and always will. May God grant you the grace to deal with it during this season. Cyril and Laverta Mauch
Cyril and Laverta Mauch
I worked with Beth when it was the training center. She was so polite and had such a good attitude. She was a very nice young lady.
JoAnn Wiebelhaus
Mark and Janice, so sorry for your loss. Beth was special and such a delight. You have your own angel watching over you. My prayers are with you both during this difficult time.
Patty Ryan Apodaca
Dear Janice & Family,
My sympathy to you as you say god-bye to Beth. I alsways enjoyed seeing her in the dental office and it was very difficult to see her start to decline in health. She lived a very full life thanks to you and your love! May she be at peace.
Nancy DeBlauw
Mark, Janice and family, You have my heartfelt sympathy. As you know, Beth touched many people's life. I have so many fond memories. You are in my many thoughts and prayers.
God bless you and grant you peace.
Shellee Heinemeyer
Janice and Mark, words cannot express the loss you must feel and the void in your hearts. Time and distance have faded my memories but the flickering flame of love of family remains steadfast and bridge the gaps of time. I hope you find peace in your hearts and know your loss is shared. God bless.
Doug Mulder
Mark and Janice, I remember Beth well as a child when you still lived in Brookings. She always had a smile on her face! May she rest in peace and God Bless you all.
Laura Klosterman
Mark & Janice: My sympathies for your loss. I remeber Beth being with you in Yankton and knew she was a special person, just by her attitude. May God be with you in this time of sorrow.
Dianne Axlund
Hello Mark, Janice and family...
I was sorry to see Beth's obituary but wanted to say thanks for sharing her with the folks at the Yankton Care Center. She was a great room-mate I know and always seemed to have a smile for everyone. May God continue to bless you as she blessed all of us!
Rev. Rick Pittenger, Vermillion
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