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Valerie Bashaw
January 9, 2018
Molly and I worked together for years in our BSP art class, she was a brilliant and oh so modest artist. She could draw freehand beautifully, had an eye for color and loved to copy Impressionist works. When we would complement her, she always said that her children were gifted and that she was not, which made us laugh. She said that I only liked her work because I sat across from her and saw it upside down! She recited a poem fairly recently and I was glad to learn more about her. She adored her family and was a caring and generous soul. She always said thank you and hugged me at the end of each class, I will miss her positive and humorous presence so much.
Pete & Kathy Cerra
January 2, 2018
Molly was a beautiful soul. She and Ace welcomed us with open arms into the Tnemec family. We know Molly's love and light are carried on through her family.
Greg Pope
December 28, 2017
Molly was the model of refinement and Grace she had what the greatest generation always had to offer.
December 26, 2017
Molly and Ace were models to all at that very young All Saints Episcopal Church at 92nd and Wornall Road from the late 1950's until our children were grown.They both made this world a better place because their presence and their many good works. May light perpetual shine upon Molly and those of her family and friends with whom she now rejoices. Roger Ewing
December 24, 2017
My deepest sympathy to the Bean family for the loss of their dear love one, please allow God to become your secure refuge during times of distress. ( Psalm 9:9)
Duncan Mcinnes
December 24, 2017
Molly Bean was a wonderful lady...her marriage to Ace was a model for everyone. May she Rest In Peace. Duncan and Becky McInnes
Marty Lustig
December 22, 2017
Ace and Molly were always wonderful to be around. They were both strong supporters of Cornell University and the Cornell Club of Mid-America. Ace's passing in 2013, and now Molly's passing leaves Kansas City missing some truly wonderful people. Marty Lustig, President, Cornell Club of Mid-America.
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