Doris Thompson Beasley
Doris M. "Sis" Thompson Beasley died Dec. 2, 2011 at 82 years of age. Mrs. Beasley was two days short of her 83rd birthday.
A native and resident of Washington County, Mrs. Beasley was a resident of the Hobson community and a member of the Hobson Assembly of God.
Retired from International Paper Company in Mobile, she and her husband, Horace, owned and operated "Lake Marie", which was a restaurant in Hobson. She was renowned as a wonderful cook and always a gracious hostess. Her many friends agree, she had a wonderful sense of humor that will be greatly missed.
A great lover of yard sales, she and her husband attended the "World's Longest Yard Sale" a few years ago.
Preceding her in death were her mother and father, Leona Goldman Thompson and Reuben Cornelius Thompson Sr.; three sisters, Mary Catherine Manning, Alberta Beech and Sophie Grantham; and brother, Reuben Cornelius "R.C." Thompson Jr.
Survivors include her husband of 64 years, Horace E. Beasley of Hobson; one son, Terry W. (Donna) Beasley of Chatom; grandson, Brandon Beasley of Chatom; four sisters, Elma Heathcoe and Frances Ledbetter, both of Mobile, Edith Mae Tate of Frankville and Nettie Sue (Norman) Coaker of Hobson; and four brothers, Leroy (Gayle) Thompson and Eddie Dean (Mary Ann) Thompson, both of Chatom, Jerry (Margie) Thompson of Frankville and Kenneth (Sybil) Thompson of Hobson.
Funeral services were Dec. 3 at Hobson Assembly of God in Hobson with the Revs. Steve Foster and Jim O'Neal officiating. Interment was in the Jones-Beech Cemetery in Hobson under the direction of St. Stephens Funeral Home in St. Stephens.
Doris M. "Sis" Thompson Beasley died Dec. 2, 2011 at 82 years of age. Mrs. Beasley was two days short of her 83rd birthday.
A native and resident of Washington County, Mrs. Beasley was a resident of the Hobson community and a member of the Hobson Assembly of God.
Retired from International Paper Company in Mobile, she and her husband, Horace, owned and operated "Lake Marie", which was a restaurant in Hobson. She was renowned as a wonderful cook and always a gracious hostess. Her many friends agree, she had a wonderful sense of humor that will be greatly missed.
A great lover of yard sales, she and her husband attended the "World's Longest Yard Sale" a few years ago.
Preceding her in death were her mother and father, Leona Goldman Thompson and Reuben Cornelius Thompson Sr.; three sisters, Mary Catherine Manning, Alberta Beech and Sophie Grantham; and brother, Reuben Cornelius "R.C." Thompson Jr.
Survivors include her husband of 64 years, Horace E. Beasley of Hobson; one son, Terry W. (Donna) Beasley of Chatom; grandson, Brandon Beasley of Chatom; four sisters, Elma Heathcoe and Frances Ledbetter, both of Mobile, Edith Mae Tate of Frankville and Nettie Sue (Norman) Coaker of Hobson; and four brothers, Leroy (Gayle) Thompson and Eddie Dean (Mary Ann) Thompson, both of Chatom, Jerry (Margie) Thompson of Frankville and Kenneth (Sybil) Thompson of Hobson.
Funeral services were Dec. 3 at Hobson Assembly of God in Hobson with the Revs. Steve Foster and Jim O'Neal officiating. Interment was in the Jones-Beech Cemetery in Hobson under the direction of St. Stephens Funeral Home in St. Stephens.
Doris Thompson Beasley
Doris M. "Sis" Thompson Beasley died Dec. 2, 2011 at 82 years of age. Mrs. Beasley was two days short of her 83rd birthday.
A native and resident of Washington County, Mrs. Beasley was a resident of the Hobson community and a member of the Hobson Assembly of God.
Retired from International Paper Company in Mobile, she and her husband, Horace, owned and operated "Lake Marie", which was a restaurant in Hobson. She was renowned as a wonderful cook and always a gracious hostess. Her many friends agree, she had a wonderful sense of humor that will be greatly missed.
A great lover of yard sales, she and her husband attended the "World's Longest Yard Sale" a few years ago.
Preceding her in death were her mother and father, Leona Goldman Thompson and Reuben Cornelius Thompson Sr.; three sisters, Mary Catherine Manning, Alberta Beech and Sophie Grantham; and brother, Reuben Cornelius "R.C." Thompson Jr.
Survivors include her husband of 64 years, Horace E. Beasley of Hobson; one son, Terry W. (Donna) Beasley of Chatom; grandson, Brandon Beasley of Chatom; four sisters, Elma Heathcoe and Frances Ledbetter, both of Mobile, Edith Mae Tate of Frankville and Nettie Sue (Norman) Coaker of Hobson; and four brothers, Leroy (Gayle) Thompson and Eddie Dean (Mary Ann) Thompson, both of Chatom, Jerry (Margie) Thompson of Frankville and Kenneth (Sybil) Thompson of Hobson.
Funeral services were Dec. 3 at Hobson Assembly of God in Hobson with the Revs. Steve Foster and Jim O'Neal officiating. Interment was in the Jones-Beech Cemetery in Hobson under the direction of St. Stephens Funeral Home in St. Stephens.
Doris M. "Sis" Thompson Beasley died Dec. 2, 2011 at 82 years of age. Mrs. Beasley was two days short of her 83rd birthday.
A native and resident of Washington County, Mrs. Beasley was a resident of the Hobson community and a member of the Hobson Assembly of God.
Retired from International Paper Company in Mobile, she and her husband, Horace, owned and operated "Lake Marie", which was a restaurant in Hobson. She was renowned as a wonderful cook and always a gracious hostess. Her many friends agree, she had a wonderful sense of humor that will be greatly missed.
A great lover of yard sales, she and her husband attended the "World's Longest Yard Sale" a few years ago.
Preceding her in death were her mother and father, Leona Goldman Thompson and Reuben Cornelius Thompson Sr.; three sisters, Mary Catherine Manning, Alberta Beech and Sophie Grantham; and brother, Reuben Cornelius "R.C." Thompson Jr.
Survivors include her husband of 64 years, Horace E. Beasley of Hobson; one son, Terry W. (Donna) Beasley of Chatom; grandson, Brandon Beasley of Chatom; four sisters, Elma Heathcoe and Frances Ledbetter, both of Mobile, Edith Mae Tate of Frankville and Nettie Sue (Norman) Coaker of Hobson; and four brothers, Leroy (Gayle) Thompson and Eddie Dean (Mary Ann) Thompson, both of Chatom, Jerry (Margie) Thompson of Frankville and Kenneth (Sybil) Thompson of Hobson.
Funeral services were Dec. 3 at Hobson Assembly of God in Hobson with the Revs. Steve Foster and Jim O'Neal officiating. Interment was in the Jones-Beech Cemetery in Hobson under the direction of St. Stephens Funeral Home in St. Stephens.
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