Mary was the dau. of the late, Robert A.C. and Blanch G. (Hardesty) Walker of Washington, D.C. She married, Casey Charles Beazley, 14 Dec 1935 in Washington, D.C. and had the following children:
Casey Beasley ( Boy who died at 4 or 5 yrs.)
Alice Ann Beasley (1942-2008)
Three boys(still living)
Three girls (still living)
Upon completion of her duties as housewife and mother, Mary became a US civil service employee with the Bolling Air Force Base. She worked in the Base Commissary until her eventual retirement. Prior to her death, Mary moved from DC to reside with a daughter's family in Dale City, VA. Always an avid Washington "Red Skins" fan, Mary died watching her grandson playing High School football.
Casey Beasley ( Boy who died at 4 or 5 yrs.)
Alice Ann Beasley (1942-2008)
Three boys(still living)
Three girls (still living)
Upon completion of her duties as housewife and mother, Mary became a US civil service employee with the Bolling Air Force Base. She worked in the Base Commissary until her eventual retirement. Prior to her death, Mary moved from DC to reside with a daughter's family in Dale City, VA. Always an avid Washington "Red Skins" fan, Mary died watching her grandson playing High School football.
Mary was the dau. of the late, Robert A.C. and Blanch G. (Hardesty) Walker of Washington, D.C. She married, Casey Charles Beazley, 14 Dec 1935 in Washington, D.C. and had the following children:
Casey Beasley ( Boy who died at 4 or 5 yrs.)
Alice Ann Beasley (1942-2008)
Three boys(still living)
Three girls (still living)
Upon completion of her duties as housewife and mother, Mary became a US civil service employee with the Bolling Air Force Base. She worked in the Base Commissary until her eventual retirement. Prior to her death, Mary moved from DC to reside with a daughter's family in Dale City, VA. Always an avid Washington "Red Skins" fan, Mary died watching her grandson playing High School football.
Casey Beasley ( Boy who died at 4 or 5 yrs.)
Alice Ann Beasley (1942-2008)
Three boys(still living)
Three girls (still living)
Upon completion of her duties as housewife and mother, Mary became a US civil service employee with the Bolling Air Force Base. She worked in the Base Commissary until her eventual retirement. Prior to her death, Mary moved from DC to reside with a daughter's family in Dale City, VA. Always an avid Washington "Red Skins" fan, Mary died watching her grandson playing High School football.
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