Fund Beth Tindall's Medical care and Funeral Cost

On Friday, the 12th of May 2023 Beth Tindall went into cardiac arrest while at work. She was resuscitated in the emergency room where the hospital began life-saving treatment. Unfortunately, Beth suffered severe brain damage due to prolonged lack of oxygen. Her wishes were to donate her organs were she to be in this situation.

My mom, Elizabeth Tindall lived her life in the selfless service of others. From last minute child care for multiple days while friends were in the hospital, to volunteering thousands of hours at schools to promote reading programs and parent-teacher programs, or volunteering thousands of hours in various callings or assignments within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Beth served, without want or need of compensation.

My mom was the definition of a Saint. She gave freely, with no care of how it would impact her. If you needed a meal, she'd make sure you had at least two. If the school needed help organizing a teacher appreciation day, she planned a teacher appreciation week. If you needed a second mom, she had an ear to listen and a shoulder to cry on.

When she found out one of my missionary companions had lost both his parents before his mission, she pseudo-adopted him, sending him duplicate packages to every single package she sent to me. Then she began to send packages to half of the Utah Salt Lake City South mission because she was worried we had other missionaries in my companion's shoes. Then she began to do the same to other LDS missions. She gave and gave and gave until she could give no more.

She gave everything, including the gift of life to strangers on organ donor lists. Unfortunately, my mother did not have health or life insurance. My dad is left to cover the cost of her medical and funeral bills.

If you are in a place to assist my family in the financial recovery of this tragic loss, I greatly appreciate your support. If you cannot, I ask everyone who offers their condolences for one thing: To go out and serve in my moms name.