Beatrice Marie Moore Lewis Deere Hall, departed into glory on December 10, 2018 in Dallas, Texas. Born July 19, 1929 in Ft. Worth, Texas. She lived most of her life in Dallas, Texas.
She is preceded by parents, Miles Cleveland Moore and Madge Lena Martha Edwards Moore, husband Bergen B. Hall, brothers, Wiley Moore and Daniel Webster Moore. Sisters, Daisy Mae Hicks, Anne Dora Hall and Elizabeth Madge Nolen. Survived by three sons, Daniel Monroe Lewis, Larry Eugene Lewis, Samuel Roscoe Deere and spouses; two daughters, Barbara Ann Lewis, Leona Kathleen Antuna & spouse, all residing in Texas. She is survived by 16 Grandchildren, 23 Great Grandchildren, 2 Great Great-Grandchildren, nephew, Joe Hugh Hicks and spouse, as well as, many step grandchildren, step great grandchildren and extended family members and friends.
Beatrice was a highly recognized retired Insurance Claims Manager in the Dallas area and member of Casa Linda United Methodist Church, the Exhausted Roosters Club and Rock Creek Barbecue Club. She was an advocate for the Republican National Party. Former member of the Devils and Darling’s Square dance club of Dallas, TX. Her passions throughout the years included crocheting, cats and square dancing. Her greatest legacy was her love of her Savior and her family.
She is preceded by parents, Miles Cleveland Moore and Madge Lena Martha Edwards Moore, husband Bergen B. Hall, brothers, Wiley Moore and Daniel Webster Moore. Sisters, Daisy Mae Hicks, Anne Dora Hall and Elizabeth Madge Nolen. Survived by three sons, Daniel Monroe Lewis, Larry Eugene Lewis, Samuel Roscoe Deere and spouses; two daughters, Barbara Ann Lewis, Leona Kathleen Antuna & spouse, all residing in Texas. She is survived by 16 Grandchildren, 23 Great Grandchildren, 2 Great Great-Grandchildren, nephew, Joe Hugh Hicks and spouse, as well as, many step grandchildren, step great grandchildren and extended family members and friends.
Beatrice was a highly recognized retired Insurance Claims Manager in the Dallas area and member of Casa Linda United Methodist Church, the Exhausted Roosters Club and Rock Creek Barbecue Club. She was an advocate for the Republican National Party. Former member of the Devils and Darling’s Square dance club of Dallas, TX. Her passions throughout the years included crocheting, cats and square dancing. Her greatest legacy was her love of her Savior and her family.
Beatrice Marie Moore Lewis Deere Hall, departed into glory on December 10, 2018 in Dallas, Texas. Born July 19, 1929 in Ft. Worth, Texas. She lived most of her life in Dallas, Texas.
She is preceded by parents, Miles Cleveland Moore and Madge Lena Martha Edwards Moore, husband Bergen B. Hall, brothers, Wiley Moore and Daniel Webster Moore. Sisters, Daisy Mae Hicks, Anne Dora Hall and Elizabeth Madge Nolen. Survived by three sons, Daniel Monroe Lewis, Larry Eugene Lewis, Samuel Roscoe Deere and spouses; two daughters, Barbara Ann Lewis, Leona Kathleen Antuna & spouse, all residing in Texas. She is survived by 16 Grandchildren, 23 Great Grandchildren, 2 Great Great-Grandchildren, nephew, Joe Hugh Hicks and spouse, as well as, many step grandchildren, step great grandchildren and extended family members and friends.
Beatrice was a highly recognized retired Insurance Claims Manager in the Dallas area and member of Casa Linda United Methodist Church, the Exhausted Roosters Club and Rock Creek Barbecue Club. She was an advocate for the Republican National Party. Former member of the Devils and Darling’s Square dance club of Dallas, TX. Her passions throughout the years included crocheting, cats and square dancing. Her greatest legacy was her love of her Savior and her family.
She is preceded by parents, Miles Cleveland Moore and Madge Lena Martha Edwards Moore, husband Bergen B. Hall, brothers, Wiley Moore and Daniel Webster Moore. Sisters, Daisy Mae Hicks, Anne Dora Hall and Elizabeth Madge Nolen. Survived by three sons, Daniel Monroe Lewis, Larry Eugene Lewis, Samuel Roscoe Deere and spouses; two daughters, Barbara Ann Lewis, Leona Kathleen Antuna & spouse, all residing in Texas. She is survived by 16 Grandchildren, 23 Great Grandchildren, 2 Great Great-Grandchildren, nephew, Joe Hugh Hicks and spouse, as well as, many step grandchildren, step great grandchildren and extended family members and friends.
Beatrice was a highly recognized retired Insurance Claims Manager in the Dallas area and member of Casa Linda United Methodist Church, the Exhausted Roosters Club and Rock Creek Barbecue Club. She was an advocate for the Republican National Party. Former member of the Devils and Darling’s Square dance club of Dallas, TX. Her passions throughout the years included crocheting, cats and square dancing. Her greatest legacy was her love of her Savior and her family.
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