Jessica Lee Tso passed away on August 23, 2026, at the age of 38. She was born on April 11, 1988, to Amy Lynn Bealer and Freddie Larry Tso on the Navajo Nation in Tuba City, Arizona, and resided in Enola, Pennsylvania, for the past 14 years. Jessica was a proud 2006 graduate of Milton Hershey School. Dedicated to caring for others, she worked as a Home Health Aide and was actively taking classes to become a Registered Nurse.
Jessica truly lived the belief that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Her generosity knew no bounds; a kindness that extended through both her life and her passing as an organ donor. A loving daughter, partner, and caregiver, Jessica possessed a radiant smile that could light up any room. She found joy in crafts, hiking, playing tennis, babysitting, and curling up with her beloved cats: Jack, Sookie, Tuxie, Bella, and Ozzy.
She is survived by her loving partner, Edward Abreu; her mother, Amy Bealer; her father, Freddie Tso; her brother, Zachary Bealer; her grandparents, Norman and Nancy Bealer; and a large, loving network of half-sisters, god children, aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends whose lives were forever brightened by her presence.
A visitation will be held on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Sullivan Funeral Home with a celebration of life service to follow at 12:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the West Shore Wildlife Center, https://westshorewildlife.org/
Location:
Sullivan Funeral Home
51 N. Enola Drive
Enola, PA 17025
The Sullivan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Tso family.
www.sullivanfuneralservices.com
6 comments on “Jessica Lee Tso”
I will always remember the time Dad brought you to grandmas to surprise everyone. The memory I have of myself running to you almost knocking you over with my bear hug. I was so young then and I am sad that parts of your visit is missing from my memory. But I do remember we put make up on our cousin Wesley. It was your make up too! He had lost a bet or something. Eyes shadow had gotten into his eye and we could not stop laughing. I remember you trying to teach me how to dance. I think about you everyday and I am happy you were my older sister. I love you and I know you are in a better place.
Amy, Ed and family. This is so hard to believe. My heart is broken. Jess was so special to me in her school years . Those great memories will be in my mind And heart forever. Kelsea and Jess were always together and remained BFF’s.
She lived her life so full and was so kind and sweet to all she knew. Thank you for sharing her with us. My heart breaks for you as you come to the realization that she had completed her journey her on earth and now is held in the arms of JESUS. Im praying for you to have peace , comfort and enjoy reflections of her beautiful memories. I will always Love Her as a daughter from another mother .
Love Mary Ann Fairchild 🙏🙏💕💕
Jess, where do I start? Talking to you was nice because we always talked about animals and I loved talking to you in general. I also loved talking to your mom Amy and Ed. I enjoyed them too, I will miss you so much.
shleep I love you and there’s in a hole in my heart with you gone. I wish I could give you one last hug and tell you how much you mean to me and have meant to me in my life over the last 20+ years. I am so sorry for how this world has let you down.
Oh Jes, I’ve never met anyone like you. Such a loving person. We met a year ago but you have treated me like family since day one. You’ll be deeply missed. Especially by Skye ❤️
Jess,
I was the one that welcomed you home to PA. You were with us on vacations. I changed diapers along with my own kids. I’m so sad and hurt. A part of me died with you. Love you forever… Aunt Miss