- Date Of Birth: May 25, 1942
- Date Of Death: March 28, 2022
- State: Mississippi
Carolyn Miller Beech of Carriere, MS passed away on March 28, 2022 after a short illness….. She was a lifetime resident of the Ozona community and was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Carolyn was a retired teacher for Pearl River Central school district and was among the first National Board Certified teachers from the State of Mississippi. She was actively involved in the lives of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren and always showed up for them and offered her support. She enjoyed to travel and spent time with her sister, Cindy’s family in England, she enjoyed cruises with her best friend, daughter, and daughter-in-law, and she often visited the beach with her son.. She kept up with her grandchildren in different states with frequent Facetime calls. When she was younger, she was a foster mother and she continued to support the foster children of Pearl River County up until her passing. Carolyn loved to read and tell stories, and her grandbabies often greeted her with a book. She was a natural teacher and shared her love of learning with her family. Carolyn was resilient and self-sufficient. She was a wonderful example of how to continue to move forward and build a life that you love.. Carolyn is survived by her children Gary Beech, Mike (Cheryl) Beech, and Rose (Ronnie) Hall, grandchildren Mary Beth (Matt) Murphree, Lisa (Josh) McGloflin, Kyle Beech and his fiancé Rachel Braswell, Natasha (Kevin) Stromeyer, Candace (Ricky) Kirkham, Katie (Cassidy) Skipper, Evan (Kim) Beech, Dean (Alison) Beech, Dale Beech, Raquele Beech, Ronnie Jr. (Lori) Hall, and Christopher Hall, twenty great-grandchildren, sisters Marilyn (Murray) Pate and Cindy (Ray) Carlson, sister-in-law Lisa Miller, numerous nieces and nephews, her best friend, Yvonne Miller, and her loyal companion, Scout. She was looking forward to welcoming a new great-grandson in May. Carolyn was a devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend. Her passing is a tremendous loss to all who loved her, but they find comfort in knowing that she was greeted by her Savior and many loved ones who went on before her.
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