Darlene Beatty

So sorry to hear about Darlene, condolences to Tom and family.She was such a nice lady always had a smile on her face. So sad she will be missed deeply

Tom and family. I am so sorry to hear of Darlenes passing. You two were always a delight to be around at the bowling alley. I hope all of the good times you shared with her help comfort you thru the grieving stage. Bless you and the family at this time. She was a sweetheart.

Tom, I would like to offer my deepest sympathies to you and your family from all of mine. We greatly enjoyed the experience of many years as Timrick Place neighbors with Darlene and family and our children spent much of their "growing up" years together. I will always fondly remember her wide smile when she greeted anyone...it was a treasure. She will be greatly missed. May GOD bless you and yours and give you strength. Charles Slusher

What a beautiful Lady inside and out she was my 3rd grade teacher at Hayes Elementary school and one of my favorites! Prayers for all family and friends What and angel you have my deepest condolences

I taught third grade with Darlene at Hayes Elementary during the beginning of my career. Staff and students alike absolutely LOVED Mrs. Beatty! She put together, and taught a History of Hamilton unit that was extraordinary! We took a field trip at the end of the unit, and I can still see Mrs. Beatty standing at the front of the school bus, pointing out landmarks and singing with the kids, songs that she had taught them about important people and places. That was the kind of energy she...

One of my favorite teachers!! Really made learning fun!!

You were my 3rd grade teacher at Hayes Elementary School in 85-86 when I was 9 years old. I will never forget you! You were such an amazing teacher and absolutely one of my favorites!! We were blessed to have a teacher like you, there are very few good teachers now adays. I still have my reward certificate for learning all of the States and Capitals and remember you gave us a Mars Candy Bar with our certificate and remember you teaching us cursive. You will be missed. Love Stephanie Thacker...