Bing Beck, surrounded by the love of her family, left this life on the 4th of July, 2008 at the age of 83. Venus Geneva "Bing" Barton was born on April 11, 1925 in Overton, Texas to Robert and Naomi Gill Barton.
Bing married Douglas Beck on October 27, 1951. Together, they had three children: Sandy Beck Mills, Tye Beck and Frank Beck. Her childhood experience of being a survivor of the tragic school explosion in New London, Texas on March 18, 1937 instilled in her a lifelong concern to always know that her loved ones were safe. She treasured babysitting her grandchildren, watching football and baseball and spending time with her family. She will be remembered for her sense of humor, quick wit, and dedication to her family and friends. Although tiny in stature, Bing had an enormous love in her heart for her family and friends and always put the needs of all she loved ahead of her own.
Bing was preceded in death by her son, Tye Beck; her parents, five brothers and two sisters.
Left to cherish her memory are Douglas H. Beck, her loving husband of 56 years who never left her side until she left his: Sandy Beck Mills; Frank Beck; three grandchildren, Jerrod and Rebecca Mills and Audra Beck; her sister, Annie Ruth "Sis" Arnette of Cartwright, Oklahoma and half-sister, Gerri Jackson of Dallas, Texas as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tye awaits with a giant smile and the enveloping grip of a loving hand, eager to catch up on a lifetime missed.
Pallbearers: Jerrod Mills, Mickey Bowers, O.J. Beck III, Bill Peterson, Chuck Anderson and Charles Richardson.
Visitation and a funeral service were held at Maxwell P. Dunner Funeral Chapal. Burial followed.
Bing married Douglas Beck on October 27, 1951. Together, they had three children: Sandy Beck Mills, Tye Beck and Frank Beck. Her childhood experience of being a survivor of the tragic school explosion in New London, Texas on March 18, 1937 instilled in her a lifelong concern to always know that her loved ones were safe. She treasured babysitting her grandchildren, watching football and baseball and spending time with her family. She will be remembered for her sense of humor, quick wit, and dedication to her family and friends. Although tiny in stature, Bing had an enormous love in her heart for her family and friends and always put the needs of all she loved ahead of her own.
Bing was preceded in death by her son, Tye Beck; her parents, five brothers and two sisters.
Left to cherish her memory are Douglas H. Beck, her loving husband of 56 years who never left her side until she left his: Sandy Beck Mills; Frank Beck; three grandchildren, Jerrod and Rebecca Mills and Audra Beck; her sister, Annie Ruth "Sis" Arnette of Cartwright, Oklahoma and half-sister, Gerri Jackson of Dallas, Texas as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tye awaits with a giant smile and the enveloping grip of a loving hand, eager to catch up on a lifetime missed.
Pallbearers: Jerrod Mills, Mickey Bowers, O.J. Beck III, Bill Peterson, Chuck Anderson and Charles Richardson.
Visitation and a funeral service were held at Maxwell P. Dunner Funeral Chapal. Burial followed.
Bing Beck, surrounded by the love of her family, left this life on the 4th of July, 2008 at the age of 83. Venus Geneva "Bing" Barton was born on April 11, 1925 in Overton, Texas to Robert and Naomi Gill Barton.
Bing married Douglas Beck on October 27, 1951. Together, they had three children: Sandy Beck Mills, Tye Beck and Frank Beck. Her childhood experience of being a survivor of the tragic school explosion in New London, Texas on March 18, 1937 instilled in her a lifelong concern to always know that her loved ones were safe. She treasured babysitting her grandchildren, watching football and baseball and spending time with her family. She will be remembered for her sense of humor, quick wit, and dedication to her family and friends. Although tiny in stature, Bing had an enormous love in her heart for her family and friends and always put the needs of all she loved ahead of her own.
Bing was preceded in death by her son, Tye Beck; her parents, five brothers and two sisters.
Left to cherish her memory are Douglas H. Beck, her loving husband of 56 years who never left her side until she left his: Sandy Beck Mills; Frank Beck; three grandchildren, Jerrod and Rebecca Mills and Audra Beck; her sister, Annie Ruth "Sis" Arnette of Cartwright, Oklahoma and half-sister, Gerri Jackson of Dallas, Texas as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tye awaits with a giant smile and the enveloping grip of a loving hand, eager to catch up on a lifetime missed.
Pallbearers: Jerrod Mills, Mickey Bowers, O.J. Beck III, Bill Peterson, Chuck Anderson and Charles Richardson.
Visitation and a funeral service were held at Maxwell P. Dunner Funeral Chapal. Burial followed.
Bing married Douglas Beck on October 27, 1951. Together, they had three children: Sandy Beck Mills, Tye Beck and Frank Beck. Her childhood experience of being a survivor of the tragic school explosion in New London, Texas on March 18, 1937 instilled in her a lifelong concern to always know that her loved ones were safe. She treasured babysitting her grandchildren, watching football and baseball and spending time with her family. She will be remembered for her sense of humor, quick wit, and dedication to her family and friends. Although tiny in stature, Bing had an enormous love in her heart for her family and friends and always put the needs of all she loved ahead of her own.
Bing was preceded in death by her son, Tye Beck; her parents, five brothers and two sisters.
Left to cherish her memory are Douglas H. Beck, her loving husband of 56 years who never left her side until she left his: Sandy Beck Mills; Frank Beck; three grandchildren, Jerrod and Rebecca Mills and Audra Beck; her sister, Annie Ruth "Sis" Arnette of Cartwright, Oklahoma and half-sister, Gerri Jackson of Dallas, Texas as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tye awaits with a giant smile and the enveloping grip of a loving hand, eager to catch up on a lifetime missed.
Pallbearers: Jerrod Mills, Mickey Bowers, O.J. Beck III, Bill Peterson, Chuck Anderson and Charles Richardson.
Visitation and a funeral service were held at Maxwell P. Dunner Funeral Chapal. Burial followed.
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