Madison Anne Beavin was born February 7, 2010 in Elk City, Oklahoma to Wendi Jo and Jessie Allen Beavin. Jesus took her in his arms on June 18, 2010 from Cheyenne, Oklahoma at the age of 4 months and 11 days.
We want to thank Jesus for giving us, her parents, such a beautiful little princess. She was the apple of our eyes. She loved her bath time in the bathtub, not so much the sink though. We will always have her smile imprinted in our hearts. It was like a smiling game with Madison, mommy would smile real big at her and she would almost break her face to smile back. At 3 months she laughed once and rolled halfway over but at 4 months she made it all the way. Madison was having the time of her life when she was bounced up and down on her parents lap. Her favorite game was sucking her thumb and immediately chewing on her little toy flower when mommy took her thumb out of her mouth. Brother Landen loved his baby sissy. He loved to lay and cuddle with her at nap time on the floor. She is in Jesus' arms now having a rocking and rolling good time with him and Grandma Anna. She will always be engraved in our minds along with family and friends that knew her. Rest in peace sweet baby girl and know we will see you again.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother, Anna Rice.
Madison is survived by her parents, Jessie Beavin and Wendi Rice, of the home; 3 brothers, Tristan Beavin, Joshua Beavin and Landen Beavin, all of the home; maternal grandparent, Johnny Rice, Cheyenne, OK; paternal grandparents, Jerry and Nancy Beavin, Corpus Christi, TX; great grandparents, Howard Beavin and wife, Joyce Beavin and Geraldine Phillips, all of Cheyenne, OK; 4 uncles, Richard Rice, Tyler Rice, Scott Beavin, all of Cheyenne, OK, and John H. Repp Harleton, TX and a host of other relatives and friends.
We want to thank Jesus for giving us, her parents, such a beautiful little princess. She was the apple of our eyes. She loved her bath time in the bathtub, not so much the sink though. We will always have her smile imprinted in our hearts. It was like a smiling game with Madison, mommy would smile real big at her and she would almost break her face to smile back. At 3 months she laughed once and rolled halfway over but at 4 months she made it all the way. Madison was having the time of her life when she was bounced up and down on her parents lap. Her favorite game was sucking her thumb and immediately chewing on her little toy flower when mommy took her thumb out of her mouth. Brother Landen loved his baby sissy. He loved to lay and cuddle with her at nap time on the floor. She is in Jesus' arms now having a rocking and rolling good time with him and Grandma Anna. She will always be engraved in our minds along with family and friends that knew her. Rest in peace sweet baby girl and know we will see you again.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother, Anna Rice.
Madison is survived by her parents, Jessie Beavin and Wendi Rice, of the home; 3 brothers, Tristan Beavin, Joshua Beavin and Landen Beavin, all of the home; maternal grandparent, Johnny Rice, Cheyenne, OK; paternal grandparents, Jerry and Nancy Beavin, Corpus Christi, TX; great grandparents, Howard Beavin and wife, Joyce Beavin and Geraldine Phillips, all of Cheyenne, OK; 4 uncles, Richard Rice, Tyler Rice, Scott Beavin, all of Cheyenne, OK, and John H. Repp Harleton, TX and a host of other relatives and friends.
Madison Anne Beavin was born February 7, 2010 in Elk City, Oklahoma to Wendi Jo and Jessie Allen Beavin. Jesus took her in his arms on June 18, 2010 from Cheyenne, Oklahoma at the age of 4 months and 11 days.
We want to thank Jesus for giving us, her parents, such a beautiful little princess. She was the apple of our eyes. She loved her bath time in the bathtub, not so much the sink though. We will always have her smile imprinted in our hearts. It was like a smiling game with Madison, mommy would smile real big at her and she would almost break her face to smile back. At 3 months she laughed once and rolled halfway over but at 4 months she made it all the way. Madison was having the time of her life when she was bounced up and down on her parents lap. Her favorite game was sucking her thumb and immediately chewing on her little toy flower when mommy took her thumb out of her mouth. Brother Landen loved his baby sissy. He loved to lay and cuddle with her at nap time on the floor. She is in Jesus' arms now having a rocking and rolling good time with him and Grandma Anna. She will always be engraved in our minds along with family and friends that knew her. Rest in peace sweet baby girl and know we will see you again.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother, Anna Rice.
Madison is survived by her parents, Jessie Beavin and Wendi Rice, of the home; 3 brothers, Tristan Beavin, Joshua Beavin and Landen Beavin, all of the home; maternal grandparent, Johnny Rice, Cheyenne, OK; paternal grandparents, Jerry and Nancy Beavin, Corpus Christi, TX; great grandparents, Howard Beavin and wife, Joyce Beavin and Geraldine Phillips, all of Cheyenne, OK; 4 uncles, Richard Rice, Tyler Rice, Scott Beavin, all of Cheyenne, OK, and John H. Repp Harleton, TX and a host of other relatives and friends.
We want to thank Jesus for giving us, her parents, such a beautiful little princess. She was the apple of our eyes. She loved her bath time in the bathtub, not so much the sink though. We will always have her smile imprinted in our hearts. It was like a smiling game with Madison, mommy would smile real big at her and she would almost break her face to smile back. At 3 months she laughed once and rolled halfway over but at 4 months she made it all the way. Madison was having the time of her life when she was bounced up and down on her parents lap. Her favorite game was sucking her thumb and immediately chewing on her little toy flower when mommy took her thumb out of her mouth. Brother Landen loved his baby sissy. He loved to lay and cuddle with her at nap time on the floor. She is in Jesus' arms now having a rocking and rolling good time with him and Grandma Anna. She will always be engraved in our minds along with family and friends that knew her. Rest in peace sweet baby girl and know we will see you again.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother, Anna Rice.
Madison is survived by her parents, Jessie Beavin and Wendi Rice, of the home; 3 brothers, Tristan Beavin, Joshua Beavin and Landen Beavin, all of the home; maternal grandparent, Johnny Rice, Cheyenne, OK; paternal grandparents, Jerry and Nancy Beavin, Corpus Christi, TX; great grandparents, Howard Beavin and wife, Joyce Beavin and Geraldine Phillips, all of Cheyenne, OK; 4 uncles, Richard Rice, Tyler Rice, Scott Beavin, all of Cheyenne, OK, and John H. Repp Harleton, TX and a host of other relatives and friends.
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