Beth Uale was born in Glendale, California. She graduated from Blair High School in Pasadena, received her Bachelors degree in Music from BYU- Hawaii in 1985, her Professional Diploma in Secondary Music Education from the University of Hawaii in December of 1996, and her MA in Music Education from the University of Hawaii in August of 1999. She began teaching private music lessons in 1985 and has been teaching music at various private and public schools in Hawaii for the past 13 years.

Currently she is a full time music teacher at Jefferson Elementary school and directs the Jefferson Chorus. She teaches private piano and vocal lessons in the afternoons and evenings at her music studio in Hawaii Kai. Since 1997 she has worked as an assistant director for the Hawaii Youth Opera Chorus and directs the Coro ensemble for grades 4-8. Beth recently served as President of the American Choral Directors Association, Hawaii Chapter and became the President of the Hawaii Music Educators Association in July of 2004. She is a member of HMEA, MENC, ACDA, OAKE (Kodaly), National Guild of Piano Teachers (NGPT), and the American Mothers Association (AMI). She holds the title of "Mother of the Year" for the state of Hawaii until March of 2005. She is the President of the Young Womens Association for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Hawaii Kai Ward, and the director of the Honolulu Stake Childrens Choir. She is married to Bode Uale and has four children, Crichton, Andria, Justin and Travis.