Book of Memories for Beatrice Virginia Hall

Condolence From Mary Va. Spoolman

Wed, 08 Jul 2015 17:26:08 EDT

So sorry for your loss, Bea was a wonderful person and she will never be forgotten. There is so many happy memories and I know I will remember her smile.

Condolence From Charles Moore

Tue, 07 Jul 2015 09:36:30 EDT

What a wonderful Christian woman Bea was. She always asked about my wife Becky during her illness and had a kind and motivating spirit. She is with Becky and many many others now, and we will reunite with them all when the time comes. God blessed us through knowing Bea!

Story shared: Fine and Dandy

Mon, 06 Jul 2015 19:10:23 EDT

For Thanksgiving in 2014, Claudia and I picked up Aunt Bea and spent a week at a condo in St. Pete. We had a great Thanksgiving with my brother Mike and his family as well as my Mom. One night in the condo we (Claudia, Ida, Aunt Bea and myself) were playing "Headbands". The phrase that Aunt Bea was trying to get us to say was "Cotton Candy". Frequently when Aunt Bea would ask me how I was doing, I would reply by saying "I'm fine and dandy, just like cotton candy". Well the clue that Aunt Bea used to try to get me to say cotton candy was... "How you feelin' Duane". Unfortunately, I was not smart enough to figure out Aunt Bea's excellent clue but since then that became our catch phrase. It was a great memory of a very fun week with Aunt Bea. We love you Aunt Bea.

Condolence From Ida Faye Pate

Mon, 06 Jul 2015 15:23:09 EDT

Sis, I will miss you. Until we see each other again in heaven. Love Ida

Story shared: High Water

Mon, 06 Jul 2015 12:30:45 EDT

We were bringing Aunt Beat home from a visit with us in Fl. When we were suddenly swamped by a huge thunderstorm with very heavy rain. Before we knew it traffic had slowed to a crawl and the water was now above the bottom of the car doors. We were all nervous and then to top it off, we were ordered off the highway. Now things really got quiet in the car. After a few minutes of nervous silence Aunt Beat started singing "How highs the water mama" a Johnny Cash song. Needless to say we all started laughing and the tension of our situation was lifted. I will never forget how she eased us through that time. That was Aunt Beat.

Condolence From Deborah and Dave ferrara

Mon, 06 Jul 2015 11:33:13 EDT

Aunt Bea was truly a blessing in my life she was always there when I needed her for support and comfort I will always treasure the memories that I have of her we love you and will miss you dearly

Condolence From Duane Cantrell

Mon, 06 Jul 2015 08:53:39 EDT

Aunt Bea was a precious soul who loved unconditionally, and worshipped God without compromise. Her examples of selflessness and dedication to family will always be an inspiration to me. We will miss her humor, her intelligence and her advise. Claudia and I always found joy in her company. We love you and will miss you Aunt Bea.

Condolence From George & Tawana Cantrell

Sun, 05 Jul 2015 19:57:46 EDT

Our hearts are heavy with the loss of our wonderful Auntt Beat. She will forever fill our hearts and souls with the love and warmth of Gods spirit. Never one to complain. And always joyful in her love for her family. We will truly miss her. With eternal love, Mike and Tawana

Photo shared: Client Default Image

Sun, 05 Jul 2015 18:21:32 EDT