Darlene Dunn Beahm Age: 70
Of Mt. Chestnut passed away Saturday, February 10th, in the Emergency Room at the Butler Memorial Hospital.
She was born March 8, 1936 in Butler County and was the daughter of Clifford D. and Martha (Hepler) Bowser.
She was an Administrative Assistant for numerous businesses in the Butler area.
She was Protestant by faith. She was known as a Prayer Warrior, because she believed in prayer for nurturing others at their time of need. She hosted many Bible Study Groups throughout her lifetime.
She enjoyed living on her family farm where she was a farm girl at heart. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed playing cards with her family and friends. She was well known for opening her doors to others. She loved and nurtured her children, grandchildren, and many others who needed someone special to care.
She is survived by: Her husband Clifford E. Beahm, whom she married October 27, 1974.
Five Sons: David Beahm of Butler
- Dr. Harold Dunn of Mt. Chestnut
- Perry Dunn of York, SC
- Brian Dunn of Longmont, Colorado
- Duane Dunn of Columbia, SC
Two Daughters:
- Beth Bodine of Mt. Chestnut
- Lori Bish of DuBois, PA
21 Grandchildren
8 Great Children
Four Sisters: - Lois Young of Butler
- Shirley Nulph of Evans City
- Edith Johnson of Renfrew
- Phyllis Bonzo of Mt. Chestnut
And numerous Nieces and Nephews
She was preceded in death by: Her first Husband, Harold M. Dunn, Jr. who passed away September 20, 1969, One Brother, and Two Infant Sisters.
Of Mt. Chestnut passed away Saturday, February 10th, in the Emergency Room at the Butler Memorial Hospital.
She was born March 8, 1936 in Butler County and was the daughter of Clifford D. and Martha (Hepler) Bowser.
She was an Administrative Assistant for numerous businesses in the Butler area.
She was Protestant by faith. She was known as a Prayer Warrior, because she believed in prayer for nurturing others at their time of need. She hosted many Bible Study Groups throughout her lifetime.
She enjoyed living on her family farm where she was a farm girl at heart. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed playing cards with her family and friends. She was well known for opening her doors to others. She loved and nurtured her children, grandchildren, and many others who needed someone special to care.
She is survived by: Her husband Clifford E. Beahm, whom she married October 27, 1974.
Five Sons: David Beahm of Butler
- Dr. Harold Dunn of Mt. Chestnut
- Perry Dunn of York, SC
- Brian Dunn of Longmont, Colorado
- Duane Dunn of Columbia, SC
Two Daughters:
- Beth Bodine of Mt. Chestnut
- Lori Bish of DuBois, PA
21 Grandchildren
8 Great Children
Four Sisters: - Lois Young of Butler
- Shirley Nulph of Evans City
- Edith Johnson of Renfrew
- Phyllis Bonzo of Mt. Chestnut
And numerous Nieces and Nephews
She was preceded in death by: Her first Husband, Harold M. Dunn, Jr. who passed away September 20, 1969, One Brother, and Two Infant Sisters.
Darlene Dunn Beahm Age: 70
Of Mt. Chestnut passed away Saturday, February 10th, in the Emergency Room at the Butler Memorial Hospital.
She was born March 8, 1936 in Butler County and was the daughter of Clifford D. and Martha (Hepler) Bowser.
She was an Administrative Assistant for numerous businesses in the Butler area.
She was Protestant by faith. She was known as a Prayer Warrior, because she believed in prayer for nurturing others at their time of need. She hosted many Bible Study Groups throughout her lifetime.
She enjoyed living on her family farm where she was a farm girl at heart. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed playing cards with her family and friends. She was well known for opening her doors to others. She loved and nurtured her children, grandchildren, and many others who needed someone special to care.
She is survived by: Her husband Clifford E. Beahm, whom she married October 27, 1974.
Five Sons: David Beahm of Butler
- Dr. Harold Dunn of Mt. Chestnut
- Perry Dunn of York, SC
- Brian Dunn of Longmont, Colorado
- Duane Dunn of Columbia, SC
Two Daughters:
- Beth Bodine of Mt. Chestnut
- Lori Bish of DuBois, PA
21 Grandchildren
8 Great Children
Four Sisters: - Lois Young of Butler
- Shirley Nulph of Evans City
- Edith Johnson of Renfrew
- Phyllis Bonzo of Mt. Chestnut
And numerous Nieces and Nephews
She was preceded in death by: Her first Husband, Harold M. Dunn, Jr. who passed away September 20, 1969, One Brother, and Two Infant Sisters.
Of Mt. Chestnut passed away Saturday, February 10th, in the Emergency Room at the Butler Memorial Hospital.
She was born March 8, 1936 in Butler County and was the daughter of Clifford D. and Martha (Hepler) Bowser.
She was an Administrative Assistant for numerous businesses in the Butler area.
She was Protestant by faith. She was known as a Prayer Warrior, because she believed in prayer for nurturing others at their time of need. She hosted many Bible Study Groups throughout her lifetime.
She enjoyed living on her family farm where she was a farm girl at heart. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed playing cards with her family and friends. She was well known for opening her doors to others. She loved and nurtured her children, grandchildren, and many others who needed someone special to care.
She is survived by: Her husband Clifford E. Beahm, whom she married October 27, 1974.
Five Sons: David Beahm of Butler
- Dr. Harold Dunn of Mt. Chestnut
- Perry Dunn of York, SC
- Brian Dunn of Longmont, Colorado
- Duane Dunn of Columbia, SC
Two Daughters:
- Beth Bodine of Mt. Chestnut
- Lori Bish of DuBois, PA
21 Grandchildren
8 Great Children
Four Sisters: - Lois Young of Butler
- Shirley Nulph of Evans City
- Edith Johnson of Renfrew
- Phyllis Bonzo of Mt. Chestnut
And numerous Nieces and Nephews
She was preceded in death by: Her first Husband, Harold M. Dunn, Jr. who passed away September 20, 1969, One Brother, and Two Infant Sisters.
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