Elizabeth “Beth” Callery
June 17, 1954 – April 19, 2026
Elizabeth “Beth” Callery, 71 of Olmsted Township passed away on April 19, 2026. She was born in Lowell, Massachusetts on June 17, 1954 to Paul and Virgina Callery, whom she is now reunited with.
Beth was a devoted, loving, and a phenomenal mother to her daughter Krissandra “Krissy” Pellizzari whom she loved tremendously.
Bethy is survived by John (Stephanie) Callery, Brian Beauregard, Martha Callery, nieces, and nephews.
Bethy has preceded in death by Michele Callery, MaryEllen Beauregard, Paul Callery Jr, and Peter Callery.
Beth was a woman of her word. She was a straight shooter with a Boston accent. She loved to shop and she loved her some shoes and purses.
Beth was a friend of Dr. Bob and Bill W. for almost 40 years, where she met her Cleveland sister Robin Cline and hundreds of others. Beth was an example to countless individuals because her talk matched her walk. She will be extremely missed.
A mass service will be said on April 29th, 2026 at 10:30 A.M. at St. Mary of the Falls church located at 25615 Bagley Rd Olmstead Township 44138.
Beth will live on in the hearts, thoughts, and conversations of all who loved her.
I know i am going to miss her bc she toldthe truth about everything. Some people did not like that but i did
Beth will surely be missed. She was one tough lady but a softy inside. I can’t even begin to imagine all the people she has helped in her life. This one is going to be tough on a lot of people, myself included. Rest easy Beth with all your family surrounding you up there. You are loved ❤️🙏
A true and wonderful friend for over 35 years. I shall miss her.
Thank you Beth for your raw honesty…friendship…love of trash magazines
Who will l share my people with any more
I loved Beth, she was a very special friend. We both started our recovery journal together in 1986. She help put the fun in our program and made life just a little better. Trouble accepting that she is gone.
Beth, you were definitely one of a kind. You will be missed dearly, My sympathy goes out to your family. Rest in peace.
Bethy was my first friend. We lived next door to each other in the same house. I always admired her, she was beautiful inside and out. I’m sure she’s resting in our Lords loving arms right now and beaming with love. May you forever rest in peace dear friend. You were certainly loved…My sincerest condolences to her children, daughter Krissy and the Callery family.
I already miss our FaceTime visits. Our time was so precious to me and the many years of memories will always be on my mind. You’re unforgettable and such a blessing to me forever.
Beth was a dear friend of ours. Our mortuary represented National Mortuary Shipping in the Los Angeles area and we went to Cleveland a few times. She welcomed us into her home. She was a cherished friend
I am so sorry to read about Beth’s passing…she always had such a wonderful laugh and I loved to run into her when I would visit NMS. Know that I will be keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Safe home Beth, safe home!
Mom, I feel so broken. I was so blessed to have you as my mother. You taught me how to stand on my own and up for myself. To be assertive and truthful. You showed me how to be a lady and handle heart breaking situations with class and dignity. Your walk matched your talk. You loved me so much and I’m so lost right now. The only comfort I have is knowing you are with your sisters. I’ll love and miss you forever.
Rest peacefully
Love your daughter
Krissy
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I’ll miss Beth’s inimitable wise guy laugh and attitude. She was my late wife’s touchstone for toughness and honesty. The last time we spoke I got to tell her that. One of a kind!
She’ll be dearly missed by many.
Beth, my friend, was loved by so many including me. She will be greatly missed. She was a straightforward and honest woman bc she worked for many years to be a better person and a good example. She lived her life to the fullest and is an inspiration to me. I’m really shocked but I know she loved her family and now she has grown her wings and can be with them. Krissy if you need anything at all, you can call on me.
I’m at a loss for words. I loved her straight shooting honesty in Boston accent. I wish we had more time together. I know she’s happy being reunited with her sisters and brothers.
Rest in peace, my friend,
Jane
So sorry to hear with the passing of Beth. I loved and respected her wit and intellect. She was honest and forthright, kind and considerate. A rare combination of tuff and soft. A one of a kind for sure! Safe home, Beth!!
Always so kind to Rob and I when we met many,
Many years ago. Job well done Beth. Thank you for keeping the chairs warm for those of us who came back.
Marty so very sorry for your loss
We carry on but not without the beloved memories of our family, friends and Fellows. Beth was one cool-cookie-gal. I will always smile upon thinking of her. \m/