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Arthur Stubbs
January 23, 2020
Hey Pep , Arthur, bun Stubbs here 80'. Read of your sister's passing and wanted you to know I'm praying and thinking of you at this time ! God bless
Kathy Ward
January 22, 2020
My thoughts and Prayers are with you during this difficult time. I saw the notice in Moultrie News today and am so sorry I did not know. I will always remember her smile and joy being a Mother to Brittany.
Susan Hodge/Meree
January 19, 2020
I am so sorry to hear about Beth. My prayers are with all the family.
Patrick Fetter
January 18, 2020
Dear Peppy and the entire DuTart family:
My prayers are with you.
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Edith Turner
January 16, 2020
Beths smile was radiant and her eyes reflected her laugh. She was a special lady! She loved her family so much!
Sherry Lee
January 16, 2020
Brittney, I am so very sorry for your loss, my heart hurts for you, Peppy and all her family. I seen her at our Church a while ago and we talked about little Sawyer. He had her whole heart & you too. I pray that you feel God's comfort all around you. Again I am so sorry.
Audrey Spear Haselden
January 15, 2020
We have been friends since the 11th grade. The last 2 years like 2 peas in a pod. I miss you my friend and can't wait to see you again. We have laughed, cried, finished each others sentences and out of the blue we both would say the same thing at the same time and laugh so hard. She loved her grandson Sawyer and would talk about him all the time, as I would talk about mine. She would always tell me how he would say Nana and she loved it. My heart goes out to Brittany, Ian, Sawyer, Eddie, Nedra and the rest of the family. She was a wonderful person, with a beautiful smile, a great sense of humor, and never said a bad word about anyone. She was always positive and taught me to look and the good in things. We would be at the pool and she would see dragonflies and say they were a sign her mom was here. Butterflies were signs that my dad was here. I hope you come to the pool this summer, Beth. I will be looking for you. I love you sooooo much and miss you so much already. Until we meet again. I love you Beth.
Merrill&John Chapman
January 15, 2020
We just saw Beth at Christmas. She was so happy and had that infectious laugh! Sawyer was the light of her eye's as she played with him and his trucks. We had thought that there would be years of getting to know her more. Beth was one of those people who you wanted to be around...happy, shining and laughing.
We will always see Beth as Brittany's mom, Sawyer's Nana, Ians's mother-in-law and a bright shining light.
Love to you, Brittany and Ian and all who are feeling her loss.
John and Merrill
Beth Kearns Litchfield
January 15, 2020
Thoughts and prayers for your family. Beth and I grew up together in the Groves. I just reconnected with her last year on face book. So sorry to hear of her passing.
Janet Walker
January 15, 2020
Beth was my first 'South Carolina' friend back in our Navy Spouse days. She pulled me through some rough adjustments (being a Yankee!). Some very dear memories I will never forget, places she showed me I never would've found and things we went through together. She was THE BEST birthing coach for my daughter. I am so happy I got to see her last summer. I will NEVER forget her. Brittany, we are here if you need us.
Love,
Aunt Janet and all
Robert Jones
January 15, 2020
Beth always had a bright smile and a contagious laugh. Her southern charm welcomed everyone.
God's peace and comfort to her family and friends during this time of loss and transition.
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