I was just notified about the passing of Rhonda Heth. I have so many memories of Rhonda at Times Mirror. Rhonda was always available to help me and give me guidance with whatever legal work I was involved. I always remember Rhonda with a smile on her face. I am so sorry about her passing. Tom and Rhonda were so fun and made a great couple. Both had great sense of humors. She will be missed.

Rhonda my Dear Friend, The words from this song, "For Good", best describes our friendship. " Who can say if I've been changed for the better, I do believe I have been changed for the better Because I knew you, Because I knew you, I have been changed For good" (Stephen Lawrence Schwartz) Love always your friend, Christine

My most lasting memories of Rhonda will be her laughter, kindness and generosity. She was the best hostess in the world and was always the first one in the kitchen helping with the annual Thanksgiving meal at our home. We will miss Rhonda and are here for you Tom and Margaret. Much Love

One of my happiest memories of Rhonda at The LA Times was when she was helping to train Lacey, a puppy on the way to become a service dog. Rhonda took Lacey to every meeting. She remarked that when there was a service dog present in the meeting, people tended to be nicer to each other! I always admired Rhonda for taking that on. She was a deeply caring, intelligent, funny, original and wonderful person. I am so sorry that she's gone all too soon, and send my deepest sympathy to her daughter, husband, father and other family, friends and colleagues.

Rhonda was a wonderful, beautiful lawyer and woman. She was a great mom to Margaret. The minute I saw Margaret, I wanted to be her Hollywood agent. She was so adorable, and so loved by Rhonda. They were beautiful together, and I remember so clearly the many nights we girls partied at Rhonda's Glendale house. I don't remember the street all these years later, but I do remember the address -- 1234. It was just like her. Sensible, measured, logical and funny. It's sad to think of her gone, but then, she isn't gone -- she is here in these pages, in hearts and memories. I am so very glad to have known Rhonda. Those were happy and good days. Margaret and Tom, my very deepest sympathy.

I can see Rhonda in her legal office at Times Mirror, surrounded by books and documents but always willing to take time for a social chat or talk over an employment case. She was one of the few women lawyers there in the early '80's and had the respect of her colleagues. Rhonda's smile could light up a room and when Margaret was born, it got brighter. Many, many memories but especially St. Patrick's Day parties she and Tom faithfully gave in Glendale, purple jacaranda trees lining their street in the spring and seeing her at the Times Mirror reunion last November. She touched us all, what a beautiful LATimes obituary sharing her life. Our love and condolences to Tom, Margaret and her whole family.

Rhonda was a wonderful friend and colleague at Times Mirror and the Los Angeles Times. She was someone upon whom I could always depend to give me ethical, well-reasoned, sound counsel whether discussing the law or life. She was an invaluable partner in working out the details of countless contracts and business issues. She could be intensely serious, but she could just as readily share a laugh and a smile. Rhonda was fascinated and well-informed, and loved to share about a wide range of topics: science, astronomy, religion, philosophy, nutrition, favorite vacation spots, a new book, or what to eat for lunch in the Picasso Room. She was also a thoughtful and compassionate person who cared deeply about others, and put that caring into action. An example of Rhonda’s care and compassion could be seen in her work with guide and service dogs, a steady rotation of which were Rhonda’s office companions during her later years at Times Mirror and the Los Angeles Times. Rhonda, I remember your genuine kindness, your competence, your wisdom, your laugh, your smile and your friendship. Until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand.

"Sisters, Sisters, there were never more devoted sisters ..." (Irving Berlin, 1954) Rhonda, you will be forever in my heart. Love you always, Carolyn

I have such fun memories of hanging our with Rhonda at UCLA Chancellor's Associates events -- any event she attended was far more fun for me! She will always hold a special place in my heart. Tom and Margaret -- I am sending you a huge hug and so much love. I hope in time, warm, fun memories of Rhonda will bring you some peace and even a smile on your faces! Mike and I will toast Rhonda with our glass of wine tonight!

Tom and Margaret your website is prefect for her - the flowers, music and her happy face.

Rhonda was such a special person and I was very blessed to have worked with her at the LA Times (her Legal, me Tax) and to have a t personal relationship outside of that arena. We both lived in Glendale, enjoyed crafts, cooking, and kids. We also both were on the Board at the LAT Credit Union. Rhonda will be sorely missed by me and others and especially her family.