On Nov 9th, 2019, Beryl DeTienne began her next journey when she passed away at Valley View Home in Glasgow. She was born in Glasgow on June 25, 1932 to Earl and Alpha (Sevier) Traver. She grew up in Nashua and graduated from Nashua high school. She married Charles DeTienne on April 1st, 1950 and moved to Glasgow later. Beryl worked at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital as a Nurse’s Aide for many years. She made many wedding and birthday cakes. Her hobbies included gardening and sewing. She enjoyed family time at the cabin and cooking.
She was preceded in death by her parents Earl and Alpha Traver; her husband Charles (Charlie); all 4 of her children, Randy, Martin “Marty”, Michael and Cathy; and her granddaughter Cassandra. Siblings that preceded her include Charles “Chuck”, Duane “Spud”, Don “Doc”, Judy and George.
Beryl is survived by her sister, Tess (Larry) Watterud and her daughters Brenda and Tami; her daughter-in-law, Tracy (Ralph) Arnold; her 6 grandchildren, Kay DeTienne (Ray Greenough), Candy (Marty) Nordloh, Crystal Fallat, Kelly Scott Long & Bailey Witte Shields; Victor (Amy) DeTienne, Joel (Jenny) DeTienne; 16 great-grandchildren: Samantha, Amanda, Skyla, Portia, Conner, Tanner, Ethan, Dylan, Harper, Hailey, Christian, Jonathan, Nathanael, Brynlea, Aubree and Brayden. Also 11 great-great-grandchildren.
A Memorial Service for Beryl will be held at the Bell Mortuary Thursday, November 14, at 11:00 a.m. with Inurnment in the Highland Cemetery. A luncheon will follow at the VFW Post #3107.
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Thursday November 14, 2019
Bell Mortuary
701 2nd Avenue South
Glasgow, Montana 59230
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Thursday November 14, 2019
Bell Mortuary
701 2nd Avenue South
Glasgow, Montana 59230
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Mearl DeTienne says
2014 wilshire st.
BILLINGS
So sorry to hear of Beryl’s passing, She will be missed greatly, She was married to My oldest brother Charles and I have had the privileges’ of knowing Her for about 75 years, She is now free from pain, may She rest in piece. Brother in law Mearl
DENISE COLE says
Auntie Beryl
You are already missed. Enjoy your pain free live up there with the rest of your family. The family down here will be ok knowing your playing cards and dancing with Uncle Charlie again . Love and miss you like crazy
Aaron Brewster says
I am one of many missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that visited and grew to love Beryl. We would get together at least once a week and play cards. Our favorite game to play was “14”. Beryls was really good and would always win. After knowing her for quite some time, and playing cards with her many times, I began to get good. And finally I beat her! In the moment I declared to her that I “went out” she poured her glass of water on me! But afterwards she proceeded to make us some of her famous cinnamon rolls, and taught me how to make them. I love Beryl. She was a sweet, funny, loving, caring, and kind woman. She opened her home to anyone who needed her. I look forward to the day when I will see her and hear her wonderful laugh again. Until we meet again, Beryl.
-“Elder” Aaron Brewster
Jane Glasoe says
Tess, so sorry for your loss. Also, to Beryls families.
Mearl DeTienne says
Sorry to hear of Beryl’s passing, I had the privilege’s of being Beryl’s brother in law for about 70 years, may She rest in piece. Mearl
Mearl DeTienne says
I am sorry to hear of Beryl’s passing, I had the privileges’ of being Beryl’s brother in law for about 70 years, May She rest in piece. Mearl
Joy Detienne says
She was my mother in law for 13 years I was married to her son Mike and he passed away in 2007 and was dearly missed I still visited with here when I seen her at the store or other places
Mitchell Marks says
Sorry to hear of Beryl’s passing. She was a very good friend, coworker and neighbor to my mother. I always enjoyed being around Beryl as she had a great sense of humor.
Cindy VanderWoude says
Fly high my friend! Come see me when the peonies bloom!
Beverly Bilyeu-Carkeek says
To: Aunt Beryl’s family: My deepest sympathy as you deal with the passing of your loved one. We are never quite ready to let go, even if we know death will be coming, and the heart does not ache any less. However, you can take comfort in knowing Beryl believed and that now the promise of everlasting life is hers. I hadn’t seen Beryl for a few years, but her dry wit was still present, regardless of her age, and it was fun to joke back and forth as usual. Within our family (Dorothy’s children & descendants), Beryl has been credited with having given my sister tips on how to make great-tasting krub and lefsa. Yep, Beryl knew her way around a kitchen–and the sewing machine, too. In my opinion, one of Beryl’s best qualities was her being non-judgemental of others–a great legacy to leave to those left behind!
Marj bollinger says
I worked many years with Bernal on the 11 to 7 shift and I would see her every summer will miss her Tess sorry for your loss
Whitney Paju says
My heart goes out to all that love her. Im in no way related to her but loved seeing her ! she was a bright light no matter where she was. She was funny, a joy to talk to and hear her quick stories. She always had a smile on her face and took the time to stop and chat. Just seeing her always brought a smile to may face and heart. I know she has touched so many peoples lives. Have fun up there Beryl ! of course I don’t need to tell you that.
Laura Sevier says
For the DeTienne Family
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time in your lives. May you find comfort from God above.