Carole Beasley

It's been ten years, Mom. Losing you was unimaginable and I wish I had done things differently. I miss your warm, reassuring presence that was so steady and sure. You always talked with me about things and never judged. You were the true definition of selfless love. I can remember asking you for $5 to go to the movies and you would insist on giving me $20. I never really thought about how much you sacrificed to be a mother and what a good one you were. As an artist, you were so gifted. Your...

My name is Debbie Frasier.Carole was my neighbor when I lived in Cumberland Ridge in The Tyler area.She was so precious to me and made the best tea and cookies.Today I found a phamphlet she gave me with her work as an artist.My recipe box is full of her handwritten recipes.We had a cat named Precious that was always visiting their home,and they adored her.We left Tyler in 2006,and I wish I had stayed in touch with her.I hope her family will someday read she had a neighbor that still misses...

My sincere condolences to your family for your loss. May God's love and peace comfort you during this difficult time. John 3:16

Condolences to Karen and family during this time of your loss. May god's loving embrace keep you filled with his love and memory of your beautiful mother and loved one!

I did not know Carole but am friends with Mike and went to school with Karen through Jr. High school. Knowing them; they were both brought up with a caring parent with good morals. We'll all be heading her way one day I'm sure.

For as long as I can remember, my Mom has raved about her friend, Carole. When I finally met her, I was probably about 8 or 10 years old. She was "Aunt Carole Beasley". That's what we called her and how we referred to her when we spoke of her. The first time we met, I remember a whirlwind of what seem to me like fairy dust and charm. She was like the Pied Piper. I know she drew something for me or showed me how to so some artwork that day. I can't remember what it was. Anytime I think...