Sheila Ann McMurry Beasley

Mrs. McMurray,

I was sad to learn of Sheila's death. It seems like just yesterday we were little girls practicing Poly Hornet cheerleading moves and jumps! Sheila always had a bright smile and happy heart. My prayers are with you and her daughters as you began to cope with the loss you have suffered. I'm praying for you and yours daily. Take care.

Charlie and I were very sad to hear about you mom, We never had the pleasure of meeting her but I'm sure she is very proud of her three lovely daughters. Nancy and Charlie

Mrs McMurry and Sheila's daughters - I am so deeply sorry to have learned of Sheila's passing. I have many wonderful memories of a childhood shared with someone as unforgetable as she is -- from riding around in the back of Mr. McMurry's pickup truck in the summer to Sheila trying to teach all of the neighborhood girls how to do cartwheels or twirl a baton! The world is now missing an uncommon person. It is way too early. My hope is you are comforted knowing she is with the Lord and we will...

Your Mom and I grew up together, both at Poly Methodist Church and also attending O.D. Wyatt H.S. together. Your grandmother, Lucille, has known me my entire life, and is good friends with my Mom. I'm so sorry to hear about your sudden loss, and very sorry I won't be able to attend the service. You Mom was a very sweet person with a kind heart and a ready smile. I'll miss her!

Heartfelt sympathy to Brigit,Brooke,Brianne and Lucille.I had the pleasure of working with both Sheila and Lucille at the old Meadowbrook Bank. Sheila was a beautiful young woman and very smart. Lucille was fun and a good friend and a devoted grandmother. She adores her 3 beautiful granddaughters. Cherish the good memories. Sheila has found peace.