Beth L. Cailler

Beth L Cailler, 57, of Raymond, NH, died October 10, 2024 at Elliot Hospital as a result of injuries received in an automobile accident one week prior. She passed away surrounded by her closest family and friends.

She was born in Jamaica, NY on December 10, 1966 to Clyde and Audray (Callahan) Peters. She graduated from Trinity High School in 1985 and lived much of her life in Manchester and Raymond, NH. Beth worked in sales and management for a variety of companies throughout her life including RJ Reynolds, Acosta and Hallmark. She took great pride in her work.

Beth was a fiercely loyal and protective mother, partner and friend. She would hold your hand and lead you through the best and worst moments of your life as well as the most mundane moments of your day. She often enjoyed the smallest pleasures such as a nice meal out, watching her TV shows, playing her favorite games and simply spending time with her family, friends, and animals. She was also always there for any adventure that came to her doorstep. She loved going to shows and traveling whether it resulted in seeing the world or putting her feet in the sand. She was the life of the party as well as the guest who would help clean up at the end of the night. She was there through it all.

 She was also known for putting others before herself. She had been the primary caretaker in different stages of her life for nearly every member of her immediate family and doing so without asking much of anything in return. This extended to her care for animals, she almost always had a cat or a dog around the house. Later in her life, she took fostering mother cats and their kittens for her local animal shelter. She had one, or two, foster failures who became permanent parts of her family and she wouldn’t have it any other way. Beth was generous with her time and efforts to those she cared for and those who needed it the most.

She was predeceased by her husband, Bruce E. Cailler in 2002 and her mother Audray L. Peters in 2015.

Beth is survived by her son, Ryan Turowski of Manchester and her aunt, Kathy Green of Manchester. Beth was widely loved and cared for by her chosen family and friends as well. Her final days were spent with her long-term partner, Keith Jameson at her side. Her best friend of over four decades, Maureen Rotondo, as her “partner in crime” was also at her side until the very end and was always there for Beth for all of the biggest moments of her life. She is also survived by her four cats Trudy, Sanda, Rumble, and Jack.

 SERVICES: There are no calling hours. A cemetery committal service will be on Wednesday (11/13) at 1 p.m. at the NH State Veterans Cemetery, 110 Daniel Webster Highway, Boscawen.

 Lambert Funeral Home & Crematory, Manchester is assisting the family with arrangements.