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Louise Beaubien

10/05/1937 - 06/01/2020

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Obituary For Louise Beaubien

Louise Beaubien, 82, of Denison, TX, passed away on June 1, 2020 in Denison, TX.

Family night will be Thursday, June 4, 2020 at Dannel Funeral Home from 6pm until 8pm..

Funeral services will be held at 10am on Friday, June 5, 2020 at Grayson Bible Baptist Church in Sherman with Dr. Eddie Johnson and Reverend Roy Webster officiating. Burial will follow at Rose Hill cemetery in Calera, OK. Arrangements are under the direction of Dannel Funeral Home.

Louise was born in Calera, OK to Otto and Velva Downs on October 5, 1937. She went to school at Calera, OK. She married Kenyon Beaubien on October 15, 1955. For most of her life she was a stay at home Mom with many hobbies such as sewing, quilting, cooking, canning, and crafting. She used her sewing talent at her first job in a dress factory. Her most loved job was the years she worked at the Oscar Meyer plant. Once again, she used her talents to be head chef at nursing homes and the deli in WNJ hospital. Many people have shared stories of their love for her food. Her delight was to cook up dishes to take to functions at her beloved church, Grayson Bible Baptist. She loved the Lord and was always ready to share the gospel with everyone she met.

Louise is preceded in death by her husband, Kenyon Beaubien, her parents, Otto and Velva Downs, 5 Brothers, and 3 Sisters.

Louise is survived by Daughters, Shelia Shoopman and husband Martin of Colbert, OK, Rebecca Polk and husband Mickel of Denison, TX. Grandchildren, Les Polk and wife Melissa of McKinney, TX, Tim Polk of McKinney, TX, Stormy Lewis and husband Shane of Caddo, OK, and Shayne Shoopman of Denison, TX. Great Grandchildren, Lauren and Leslie Polk of McKinney, TX , Tatum and Tucker Polk of McKinney TX, and Spencer Lewis of Caddo, OK. She also leaves behind a host of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Grandsons: Les Polk, Tim Polk, Shayne Shoopman and Shane Lewis.

Memorials may be given to Grayson Bible Baptist Church.

The family of Louise wishes to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Mackey Watkins, Dr. Hesham Elgouhari, and the Nurses of Homestead of Denison.

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  • 06/07/2020

    Melissa Cardwell

    Dear Becky and Sheila, I just saw that your sweet mother has passed. I'm so sorry for your loss! She was such a sweet lady. Always kind and complementary to everyone. I know she loved you and your children with all of her heart. I know your dad was waiting with open arms to greet her in heaven. Prayers for peace for all of you.❤️🙏 Love, Misty Myatt Cardwell

  • 06/05/2020

    Bobby & Shirley Richardson

    We have known Louise for a good many years and we are happy and sad all at the same time. We are happy that she is in heaven having the time of her life . She is talking and walking with Ken and all the saints that have went before her. We are sad for ourselves. Louise always had a loving heart and I know she loved me and I loved her. I could talk with her about anything and she always had just the right words I needed to hear. I love you Louise! 😘❤️😘

  • 06/04/2020

    Bobby & Shirley Richardson

    We have known Louise for a very long time! I loved our Sunday morning talks and talks on the phone. I love Louise so much I could talk to her about anything and she would always give me just what I needed. She was a dear friend that I will miss. I thank the a Lord for putting her into my life! I know she is in heaven with Ken and all our dear friends that had went ahead of her! I love you, Louise 😘❤️😘

  • 06/03/2020

    Maria Jeffrey

    Mrs. Louise was such a sweet woman to me and my girls. She always complimented how pretty they are. She always gave me warms hugs. I am going to miss seeing her smiles during the welcome time we had at church. Prayers for her family during this time.

  • 06/03/2020

    Bill Downs

    Louise was such a favorite aunt! I have wonderful memories of staying in her home during the summer of '59. I watched the girls while she prepared delicious dinner meals. Kenyon, Uncle Jess & I worked together at Allied Fence. Aunt Louise was always pleasant & very kind. Love, billy wayne downs

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