Beth was born on June 6, 1963, in Austin, Texas to Frances (Gross) and Ross Peckham. She passed away on September 29, 2021 at her home in Wylie, Texas at the age of 58.
She is survived by her son Cody Holt and wife Jeni, daughter Whitney Brown and husband Grady, daughter Keely Watson, son Chase Watson, daughter Cassidy Watson, stepdaughter Taylor Parker, mother Frances Peckham, father Ross Peckham and stepmother Peggy, and sister Laura Whitney and husband Jamie. Grandchildren include, Addilee, Banks, Matthias, and Emery. Followed by a long list of family and friends she loved dearly.
Beth was passionate about her children and grandchildren who referred to her as 'Yaya'. She thoroughly enjoyed her work as a 911 dispatcher for the City of Rowlett. Beth had a charming personality and knew how to have a fun time. Her free spirit and infectious laugh will be deeply missed.
She was preceded in death by a daughter Savanah Watson in 2002, her aunts, Carmen Owens and Norma Hunt; and uncles, Marion, Fred and J.C. Gross.
She will be remembered by, "I love you to the moon and back times infinity!" her ending to conversations to family and friends.
She is survived by her son Cody Holt and wife Jeni, daughter Whitney Brown and husband Grady, daughter Keely Watson, son Chase Watson, daughter Cassidy Watson, stepdaughter Taylor Parker, mother Frances Peckham, father Ross Peckham and stepmother Peggy, and sister Laura Whitney and husband Jamie. Grandchildren include, Addilee, Banks, Matthias, and Emery. Followed by a long list of family and friends she loved dearly.
Beth was passionate about her children and grandchildren who referred to her as 'Yaya'. She thoroughly enjoyed her work as a 911 dispatcher for the City of Rowlett. Beth had a charming personality and knew how to have a fun time. Her free spirit and infectious laugh will be deeply missed.
She was preceded in death by a daughter Savanah Watson in 2002, her aunts, Carmen Owens and Norma Hunt; and uncles, Marion, Fred and J.C. Gross.
She will be remembered by, "I love you to the moon and back times infinity!" her ending to conversations to family and friends.
Beth was born on June 6, 1963, in Austin, Texas to Frances (Gross) and Ross Peckham. She passed away on September 29, 2021 at her home in Wylie, Texas at the age of 58.
She is survived by her son Cody Holt and wife Jeni, daughter Whitney Brown and husband Grady, daughter Keely Watson, son Chase Watson, daughter Cassidy Watson, stepdaughter Taylor Parker, mother Frances Peckham, father Ross Peckham and stepmother Peggy, and sister Laura Whitney and husband Jamie. Grandchildren include, Addilee, Banks, Matthias, and Emery. Followed by a long list of family and friends she loved dearly.
Beth was passionate about her children and grandchildren who referred to her as 'Yaya'. She thoroughly enjoyed her work as a 911 dispatcher for the City of Rowlett. Beth had a charming personality and knew how to have a fun time. Her free spirit and infectious laugh will be deeply missed.
She was preceded in death by a daughter Savanah Watson in 2002, her aunts, Carmen Owens and Norma Hunt; and uncles, Marion, Fred and J.C. Gross.
She will be remembered by, "I love you to the moon and back times infinity!" her ending to conversations to family and friends.
She is survived by her son Cody Holt and wife Jeni, daughter Whitney Brown and husband Grady, daughter Keely Watson, son Chase Watson, daughter Cassidy Watson, stepdaughter Taylor Parker, mother Frances Peckham, father Ross Peckham and stepmother Peggy, and sister Laura Whitney and husband Jamie. Grandchildren include, Addilee, Banks, Matthias, and Emery. Followed by a long list of family and friends she loved dearly.
Beth was passionate about her children and grandchildren who referred to her as 'Yaya'. She thoroughly enjoyed her work as a 911 dispatcher for the City of Rowlett. Beth had a charming personality and knew how to have a fun time. Her free spirit and infectious laugh will be deeply missed.
She was preceded in death by a daughter Savanah Watson in 2002, her aunts, Carmen Owens and Norma Hunt; and uncles, Marion, Fred and J.C. Gross.
She will be remembered by, "I love you to the moon and back times infinity!" her ending to conversations to family and friends.
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