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Friends and family of Beth Chapman, co-star of the reality TV show "Dog the Bounty Hunter," gathered Saturday in Colorado, where they remembered her as being tough and irreverent, but full of love, even for some of the fugitives she had helped to apprehend.
The funeral took place in Chapman's homeland after his death last month in Hawaii at the age of 51, where she lived with her family. She had been fighting cancer for about two years.
Chapman and her husband Duane "Dog" Chapman played in the A & E show until its cancellation in 2012. The show was following the couple while he was apprehending people who had shunned the arrest warrants.
They then starred in Country Music Television's "Dog & Beth: On the Hunt".
During Saturday's services at Heritage Christian Center, Duane Chapman recalled how he had met his future wife when he had posted his bail after she had stolen a lemon.
Beth Chapman played with her husband Duane in the television series "Dog the Bounty Hunter".
Source: Associated Press
The couple was married in 2006. At that time, Duane Chapman – the world's best self-styled bounty hunter – had already become famous for capturing the serial rapist and heir of Max Factor, Andrew Luster, Mexico in 2003.
"I never admitted that she was going to die," he said Saturday. She said "How are you going to succeed without me?" And I said, "I do not know … She will never be dead for me."
Duane Chapman recalled how much his wife was inclined to "pamper people really well." And I'm one of them because she's always wanted people to know what's going on. if they go to the dark side. "
Mary Ellen Pollack, a longtime friend who runs a bonding business in Brighton, Colorado, said Chapman's "hard-core" public figure foreshadowed a softer face.
"She did not let anyone see it, and it's just because of the profession she was in," Pollack said.
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