Beulah May Russell

Robin, Mom just cherished your daily texts. Thank you for staying in touch with her. These Jones sisters carry quite the legacy!

Nadine, My brother and I met you at MCF and you were just wonderful to our mom. Thank you for your kindness - it is not forgotten.

I had the privilege of being friends with Bea at Dover Court. Then most recently I saw her daily as I was her housekeeper at MCF. I always looked forward to seeing her. She was very special and she loved her family greatly. I will miss her so much.

So many fun times at the house in Grass Lake with Aunt Bea and the gang. I always wanted to play the piano like she did. I met her and Bill a few times for lunch in Florida before they left to return to Michigan. I'll miss her terribly, we stayed in contact almost everyday Love you Aunt Bea.

Thank you for the kind words. My mom is very much remembered as a cheery and kind person. I can only hope to be remembered in such a wonderful way. Roseann - thank you for that awesome gesture.

In loving memory of my Grass Lake neighbor who gave me my first babysitting job. I planted a tree. May your memory live on forever.

I enjoyed talking to Bea at Dover Court. I got to know her since we lived on the same floor. Bea was a very genuine person. And we all will miss her. I taught her Sign language , I love you. Bea would sign to tell me, I love you My Condolences to your family and she spoke highly of her family. Thoughts & prayers are with you. Love, Diane Sowle Apt. 127.

Just yesterday, 6/10/24, I "found" my 1969 Retrospect yearbook, which has been out of sight for quite a few years. Going through it, I happened upon your mom´s picture. I immediately recalled her constant kindness and ready smile, every time I went into the office. I never, ever, saw her any other way. Think how many hundreds of GLHS kids share that same memory! We may be in our 70s now, but as for me, the memory and warmth is still as clear and bright as the days she handed out that wealth...