Elizabeth “Beth” Ann White (Seneff), 63, passed away peacefully at home in
Hemet, California, on June 19, 2026,while holding the hand of the love of her life,
David White, her partner of nearly 50 years.
Beth was born on March 10, 1963, in Providence, Rhode Island, and spent much of
her childhood growing up in the City Heights neighborhood of San Diego,
California, where she attended Our Lady of the Sacred Heart and Hoover High
School.
Beth wasn’t someone you forgot. She was loud. She laughed loudly. She loved
loudly. She never pretended to be someone she wasn’t, and those who knew her
knew exactly where they stood.
Beth’s greatest gift was the way she loved. If you were fortunate enough to be part
of her family, you never had to wonder. She told you she loved you, often and
unapologetically. Whether you were ready to hear it or not, she made sure you
knew.
And then there were her grandchildren.
Nothing brought Beth more joy than being “Grandma.” Her face lit up when they
walked into the room, and her love for them knew no limits. Anyone who knew
Beth understood that if protecting the people she loved meant fighting lions, she
wouldn’t have hesitated.
Like all of us, Beth’s life was not without struggles. She made mistakes. She faced
challenges that sometimes led her away from the life she wanted for herself and her
family. But those struggles never erased the goodness in her heart. She always
wanted to do right by the people she loved, even when life made that difficult. She
kept trying. She kept loving. And she never stopped hoping for better.
Perhaps that’s how she’d want to be remembered, not as someone who was perfect,
but as someone who loved fiercely and with everything she had.

The love story between Beth and Dave was one of endurance. They found each
other young and spent nearly five decades building a life together. Like any
marriage that lasts that long, theirs experienced seasons of joy, hardship, laughter,
and heartache. Through it all, they remained each other’s person, and in the end,
she left this world exactly where she wanted to be, with Dave by her side.
Beth leaves behind a family who will forever miss her unmistakable laugh, her
larger-than-life personality, her stubborn spirit, and the unconditional love she gave
so freely.
She is preceded in death by her father, Roland Seneff.
She is survived by her devoted husband, David White; her mother, Carol Seneff;
her children, Jeff White (Liz) of Bismarck, North Dakota, Jason White (Kassy) of
Beaumont, California, and Bonnie Persons of Moreno Valley, California; her
beloved grandchildren, Imogene, Maxwell, and Graham; and her siblings, Roland
Jr. (Tina), Patricia (Joe), Theresa (Mario), Richard, and Robert (Jennifer), Desiree
(Steve) along with many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and lifelong
friends.
While her voice has fallen silent, the love she poured into the people around her
will continue to echo through generations.
She will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever carried in the hearts
of those who knew and loved her.