[AlexG]

This is really not easy for me to report.  :'(

She was only 39.

Source: MD Forums – In Memory of Shelley "Siren" Beattie. 8-24-68 to 2-13-08

I first heard about it here from Tre Scott on Unrealmuscle:

Source: http://www.unrealmuscle.com/forum/index.php/topic,9571.0.html

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02/17/08 10:54 AM  🙁

Another thread concerning her passing, from the Muscle Mayhem forums:

Source: http://www.musclemayhem.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52376&highlight=Shelley+Beattie

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02/19/08

Her published obituary from the Statesman Journal, Salem OR:

Source: http://online.statesmanjournal.com/obituaries/obituary.cfm?i=37087

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[cpbell0033944]

Oh that is so very sad. 🙁 :'(  I liked the comment on the MD forum by "homerjsimpson" – the brightest lights do seem to extinguish the quickest.  I only discovered her fairly recently, thanks, I'm sure, to Alex dedicating a thread to her, and I recall her photos being very captivating.  As someone with a disability, I can understand a little of what she had to go through to achieve what she did in her life.
RIP. :'(

PS:  Just a thought; shouldn't the producers rename Val Waugaman's character in respect to Shelley Beattie?  After all, it seems that, for so many, Shelley WAS Siren.

[Lingster]

Terrible.

[cpbell0033944]

Terrible.

Indeed. 

[00tree]

Shelly was actually one of the main resons I became an avid fan of FBB. The first time I saw her was when she earned her pro card. She won the HW division and the overal. She actually beat Nikki Fuller in that contest. This was in the way early ninties and I watched it on TV (Back when they used to play FBB competitions on TV).

Shelly you will be missed.

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[Fett]

What? How did that happen?

Dang.

My sincere condolences.  :'(

[randy guillotte]

:'( She was one of the most beautiful and symmetrical bodybuilders I'd ever had the pleasure of admiring. While my condolences go out to all who will miss her in this world, I hope she and Marianna are wowing 'em in the next …

[cpbell0033944]

:'( She was one of the most beautiful and symmetrical bodybuilders I'd ever had the pleasure of admiring. While my condolences go out to all who will miss her in this world, I hope she and Marianna are wowing 'em in the next …

True, what a pair to delight the angels. ;D

[AlexG]

Oh that is so very sad. 🙁 :'(  I liked the comment on the MD forum by "homerjsimpson" – the brightest lights do seem to extinguish the quickest.  I only discovered her fairly recently, thanks, I'm sure, to Alex dedicating a thread to her, and I recall her photos being very captivating.  As someone with a disability, I can understand a little of what she had to go through to achieve what she did in her life.

Yes, I did – and she'll always be a Valkyrie Giantess, to me.

Did this collage with her several yrs ago, think I posted here back when the forums was called She-Grew.

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[TC2]

Wow so young, I used to love seeing her in action.  That's a shame, she was a fantastic person all around.

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