Obituary

Beth Anne Krah (née Hendershot), 60, of Johns Creek, Georgia, passed away peacefully on August 21, 2026, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Born on September 3, 1965, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Beth lived a life marked by creativity, faith, and a deep commitment to serving others. She viewed being a wife and mom as her highest calling.

Beth graduated from Stroudsburg High School and attended Moody Bible Institute for one year. Her heart for others was the foundation for a life dedicated to both professional service and personal expression. She described herself as an “ADHD Professional” with too many interests to keep track of. As the Owner and President of Krah Health Solutions, Beth made a significant impact by providing non-toxic air and surface decontamination products to First Responders, disaster preparedness/recovery teams, homes, schools and businesses. Through her efforts, thousands of ambulances, field critical care units, schools, and businesses were outfitted to protect occupants from airborne and surface pathogens. Her song, “My Hero’s Prayer”, is dedicated to the First Responder community.

In addition to her work in infection control, Beth was an accomplished ceramic artist. She founded Beth Anne Krah, Inc., where she created commissioned pieces for private residences and showcased her work in galleries, museums and designer show houses. Her art was also shown at prestigious events such as Art Miami. For Beth, working with clay was more than a craft—it was an opportunity to create from her heart and share her God-given inspirations with the world.

Beth’s creative spirit extended beyond ceramics; she was also a writer, musician, and artist who found joy in any endeavor that allowed her imagination and creativity to flourish. Her artistic pursuits were deeply intertwined with her faith. Having accepted Christ as her Savior at a young age, Beth’s relationship with God influenced every aspect of her life. She was a member of Perimeter Church in Johns Creek, Georgia. Even when faced with the challenges of cancer, Beth’s prayer remained steadfast: that God would use her journey for His glory and that others would see Jesus through her.

Beth is survived by her loving husband Mark Krah; their son Preston Krah; her parents David and Sharon Hendershot; her sister Amy (Paul) Srch; and her brother Brad (Amy) Hendershot and their children Victoria, Emily and Joelle. She will be remembered most for the love she shared with those around her.

Beth’s legacy is one of compassion, creativity, and unwavering faith. Through Krah Health Solutions and Beth Anne Krah, Inc., she touched countless lives while glorifying God through her work. May those who knew Beth find comfort in the memory of her kind heart and enduring spirit and knowledge that she is now in heaven, free to create as God originally intended.