Waynell Elizabeth Hamann

Waynell Elizabeth Hamann, fondly known as Beth, embarked on her final journey on April 15, 2025, at her home in Allegan, Michigan, surrounded by the warmth of her cherished family. Born on December 2, 1976, in Brady, Texas, Beth embraced life with an exuberance that left an indelible mark on all who crossed her path.

Beth was a spirited individual with an infectious zest for life. Her husband Lee often found joy in watching her revel in the simple pleasures of the outdoors, especially during their many beach outings and adventures around the water. Whether embarking on camping trips or casting a line for a day of fishing, she was always ready for the next adventure, her vibrant enthusiasm captivating everyone around her.

Known as a "busy body" by her loving family, Beth was never one to sit still. Long car rides filled with laughter and exploration brought her great joy, especially those times spent visiting friends and creating lasting memories. Her sunny disposition made her a friend to everyone. She possessed a rare ability to connect with people, winning hearts everywhere she went with her loud and wild personality. Humble and eccentric, Beth never missed an opportunity to lend a helping hand, embodying a spirit of generosity that will be dearly missed.

Beth leaves behind her devoted family, including her loving husband Lee, her precious daughter Emily, her son Tyler, and her delightful grandchild Layla, along with another grandchild on the way. She is also survived by her supportive father-in-law Dave and her caring mother-in-law Dee. The love and warmth she shared with them will continue to shine brightly in their hearts. Beth's legacy of love will also continue through her siblings: Tawnya, Gerald, Kelly, Joe, Randy, and Margaret.

Beth was preceded in death by her dear parents, Wayne Burger and Geraldine Langford, who undoubtedly admired her spirited nature. She also joins her beloved aunt and uncle, Kenneth and Sandra Mason, who played a significant role in her life and upbringing.

As we remember Beth, we hold onto the countless memories of her contagious laughter, her kindness, and her unwavering spirit. She has left a legacy of love that will remain in our hearts forever, a testament to the vibrant life she lived. In our sadness, we find solace in knowing that Beth’s light will continue to illuminate our lives, a legacy of joy and warmth that will be cherished by all who loved her.

A Celebration of Life to honor Beth is to be determined at a later date.