On January 28, 2019, Patti Beckham passed peacefully into her eternal rest with her Savior Jesus Christ.
Patti was born December 12, 1939 in Orlando, Florida to Ralph Norman Olds, Sr. and Margaret Carter Olds, who preceded her in death, along with her brother, Charles Edward Olds. Mrs. Beckham is survived by her husband of sixty years, Leon Beckham; daughter, Lynne; son, Mark (Peggee); and grandson, Kaleb, all of Huber Heights, Ohio; brother, Ralph Norman Olds of Orlando, Florida; and sister, Susie Cain of Boston, MA.
Patti was an Airforce spouse who followed her husband to Germany, Montana, Nebraska, Canada and finally to Dayton, Ohio where they have resided for more than 40 years. During Leon's deployments for the Vietnam War, she was a mentor to other military wives. Also, she was a cosmetologist in Dayton for several years. While living far from family, Patti was a faithful to send cards and flowers. The Beckham family (Lester and Gladys) adored their daughter-in-love.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 1 at 2 pm at Hams Grove Baptist Church. After the service, the family will adjourn to the Cook residence at 2808 Findley Road to greet friends.
Patti was born December 12, 1939 in Orlando, Florida to Ralph Norman Olds, Sr. and Margaret Carter Olds, who preceded her in death, along with her brother, Charles Edward Olds. Mrs. Beckham is survived by her husband of sixty years, Leon Beckham; daughter, Lynne; son, Mark (Peggee); and grandson, Kaleb, all of Huber Heights, Ohio; brother, Ralph Norman Olds of Orlando, Florida; and sister, Susie Cain of Boston, MA.
Patti was an Airforce spouse who followed her husband to Germany, Montana, Nebraska, Canada and finally to Dayton, Ohio where they have resided for more than 40 years. During Leon's deployments for the Vietnam War, she was a mentor to other military wives. Also, she was a cosmetologist in Dayton for several years. While living far from family, Patti was a faithful to send cards and flowers. The Beckham family (Lester and Gladys) adored their daughter-in-love.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 1 at 2 pm at Hams Grove Baptist Church. After the service, the family will adjourn to the Cook residence at 2808 Findley Road to greet friends.
On January 28, 2019, Patti Beckham passed peacefully into her eternal rest with her Savior Jesus Christ.
Patti was born December 12, 1939 in Orlando, Florida to Ralph Norman Olds, Sr. and Margaret Carter Olds, who preceded her in death, along with her brother, Charles Edward Olds. Mrs. Beckham is survived by her husband of sixty years, Leon Beckham; daughter, Lynne; son, Mark (Peggee); and grandson, Kaleb, all of Huber Heights, Ohio; brother, Ralph Norman Olds of Orlando, Florida; and sister, Susie Cain of Boston, MA.
Patti was an Airforce spouse who followed her husband to Germany, Montana, Nebraska, Canada and finally to Dayton, Ohio where they have resided for more than 40 years. During Leon's deployments for the Vietnam War, she was a mentor to other military wives. Also, she was a cosmetologist in Dayton for several years. While living far from family, Patti was a faithful to send cards and flowers. The Beckham family (Lester and Gladys) adored their daughter-in-love.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 1 at 2 pm at Hams Grove Baptist Church. After the service, the family will adjourn to the Cook residence at 2808 Findley Road to greet friends.
Patti was born December 12, 1939 in Orlando, Florida to Ralph Norman Olds, Sr. and Margaret Carter Olds, who preceded her in death, along with her brother, Charles Edward Olds. Mrs. Beckham is survived by her husband of sixty years, Leon Beckham; daughter, Lynne; son, Mark (Peggee); and grandson, Kaleb, all of Huber Heights, Ohio; brother, Ralph Norman Olds of Orlando, Florida; and sister, Susie Cain of Boston, MA.
Patti was an Airforce spouse who followed her husband to Germany, Montana, Nebraska, Canada and finally to Dayton, Ohio where they have resided for more than 40 years. During Leon's deployments for the Vietnam War, she was a mentor to other military wives. Also, she was a cosmetologist in Dayton for several years. While living far from family, Patti was a faithful to send cards and flowers. The Beckham family (Lester and Gladys) adored their daughter-in-love.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 1 at 2 pm at Hams Grove Baptist Church. After the service, the family will adjourn to the Cook residence at 2808 Findley Road to greet friends.
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