Birth date: Sep 3, 1933 Death date: Sep 6, 2021
Beulah P. Warner was born September 3, 1933 and went to be with the Lord September 6,2021. Her parents were Greely and Myrtie Croley Campbell. She was an active member of First Baptist Church of Lonestar, South Union Baptist Churc Read Obituary
My parents, Bob & Joyce Hall, met Ed & Beulah when the girls were in high school & later married. They shared wonderful memories together through the years. Sending prayers to Ed & the family.
Much love,
Diana Hall Bonnet
Joyce Hall Allison
I am extending my sincere sympathy to Ed and his family for the loss of our loved one Beulah. She was a beautiful sweet and lovely lady which i am so happy to say she was a big part of my life and i will not forget her and her sweet ways and friendship. May God bless each one of you with the power to make this time in your lives a little easier. Sending you much love and hugs. I an sorry that i could not make her service but i know it was beautiful. Love Jan Park Shore
My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this sad time. Mrs. Beulah was such sweet, kind person. I will miss her Thursday trips to the beauty shop and so will everyone else that was there during that time of day. I am so sorry. I love you all.
Toni
Dear Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of your loss. Mrs. Warner was such a sweet, beautiful and elegant lady. She will be missed. May God wrap you in His tender arms and give you peace and comfort. Our love to you all.
Steve, Lana and Emily Snider
Dear Ed , Steve and family, it seems like just yesterday that we did the trips to the coast, fond memories indeed, , so sorry to hear of Beulah’s passing, I thought the world of your family , sincerely Roger Smith
Dear Ed, Paula, Steve, Jim & families: Our prayers go out to each of you in the loss of sweet Beulah. Jesus is our comforter, praise the Lord for His Peace within.:pray: We know we will see Beulah in heaven when Jesus calls us home in His timing. We’ll miss her at the old car events, but her memory will never leave our hearts. To God be the Glory Forever,
With sincere deepest sympathy,
Keith & Donna Blanton
White Oak, TX
Dear Brother Ed: How our hearts are saddened to learn of Sister Beaulah's passing; however, she is now celebrating with Jesus. The picture you used is one I remember well; however, I remember all the way back to Sister Beaulah Speers year. Sister Beaulah was always the perfect model and example for many of us. She was gifted, but added that loving smile to everyone. We share in your great loss. I will be playing for Sister Rennie Ofton's memorial, so we will be driving to San Antonio, but will be saying a prayer for you and your sweet family. We love you Brother Ed. John and Rosie Berry
Steve and family-your mom was an especially kind lady to me through the years since we were in high school. I have never forgotten riding with your parents in the antique car to eat Saturday dinner at Catfish King. I ran into your parents a few summers ago. There ongoing love for one another was still evident. What a lady. What a mom. You were blessed to have her for so many years. What a wonderful life!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Sister Beulah was such a sweet and caring lady. James & Ginny Pollock
