Mary Beth Hamilton was the youngest of three beautiful daughters born to Lee Hamilton and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton.
Beautiful granddaughter of Ray William Hamilton and Reba Estell Chenoweth Hamilton and Oscar Pattishall and Mary Ellen Kelly Pattishall.
Mary Beth Peters, 35, of Bentonville died March 29, 1996, at her home. she was born Nov. 19, 1960, in Springdale to Lee and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton. She was a lifetime resident of the area, was employed by Willis Shaw Express at Elm Springs and was a member of the Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Rogers.
Survivors include her husband, Terry Peters of the home; two sons, Nicholas Gene Peters and Lee Hamilton, both of the home; her parents; two sisters, Linda Townzen and Lee Ann Crawford; her paternal grandmother, Reba Hamilton.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Cave Springs with John McElroy officiating. Burial will be in Phillips Cemetery at Cave Springs under the direction of Rollins Funeral Home of Rogers.
Mary Beth was a precious daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, and is missed dearly by family and friends. Our Beautiful and Precious Mary Beth passed away at age 35 from breast cancer.
******EXPERINCE ~ Pain Hurts, But I Cannot Live Without Pain ~ Without The Pain, I Cannot Have The Joy Of Life. How May I Know The Mountaintop Unless I See The Valley? But....Why So Many Valley's? Mountaintops High, Hard To Breathe ~ My Lord, I Mourn And Grieve It Is A Part Of My Love. Teach Me To Grieve Well To Be A Bearer Of The Light And Know The Valley's Purpose.******
"When Those We Love Go Away, They Never Leave Us; They Are With Us Now, Wherever We Are. Those Whom We Have Cherished, Live On Forever, For Our Love Wraps Itself Around The Heart. Although It's Difficult Now, Someday Beyond Our Tears And All The World's Wrongs; Beyond The Clouds And All That We Can see And Touch, We Shall All Understand." YOU ARE FOREVER LOVED "PRETTY BABY!"
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A SPECIAL HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO Linda FOR SPONSORING OUR PRECIOUS MARY BETH. YOUR KINDNESS AND THOUGHTFULNESS IS SO APPRECIATED. GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE AN ANGEL.
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MARY BETH'S BEAUTIFUL AND PRECIOUS LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER NATALIE BETH PETERS RESTS BESIDE HER AND SHARES THE SAME HEADSTONE
Beautiful granddaughter of Ray William Hamilton and Reba Estell Chenoweth Hamilton and Oscar Pattishall and Mary Ellen Kelly Pattishall.
Mary Beth Peters, 35, of Bentonville died March 29, 1996, at her home. she was born Nov. 19, 1960, in Springdale to Lee and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton. She was a lifetime resident of the area, was employed by Willis Shaw Express at Elm Springs and was a member of the Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Rogers.
Survivors include her husband, Terry Peters of the home; two sons, Nicholas Gene Peters and Lee Hamilton, both of the home; her parents; two sisters, Linda Townzen and Lee Ann Crawford; her paternal grandmother, Reba Hamilton.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Cave Springs with John McElroy officiating. Burial will be in Phillips Cemetery at Cave Springs under the direction of Rollins Funeral Home of Rogers.
Mary Beth was a precious daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, and is missed dearly by family and friends. Our Beautiful and Precious Mary Beth passed away at age 35 from breast cancer.
******EXPERINCE ~ Pain Hurts, But I Cannot Live Without Pain ~ Without The Pain, I Cannot Have The Joy Of Life. How May I Know The Mountaintop Unless I See The Valley? But....Why So Many Valley's? Mountaintops High, Hard To Breathe ~ My Lord, I Mourn And Grieve It Is A Part Of My Love. Teach Me To Grieve Well To Be A Bearer Of The Light And Know The Valley's Purpose.******
"When Those We Love Go Away, They Never Leave Us; They Are With Us Now, Wherever We Are. Those Whom We Have Cherished, Live On Forever, For Our Love Wraps Itself Around The Heart. Although It's Difficult Now, Someday Beyond Our Tears And All The World's Wrongs; Beyond The Clouds And All That We Can see And Touch, We Shall All Understand." YOU ARE FOREVER LOVED "PRETTY BABY!"
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A SPECIAL HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO Linda FOR SPONSORING OUR PRECIOUS MARY BETH. YOUR KINDNESS AND THOUGHTFULNESS IS SO APPRECIATED. GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE AN ANGEL.
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MARY BETH'S BEAUTIFUL AND PRECIOUS LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER NATALIE BETH PETERS RESTS BESIDE HER AND SHARES THE SAME HEADSTONE
Mary Beth Hamilton was the youngest of three beautiful daughters born to Lee Hamilton and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton.
Beautiful granddaughter of Ray William Hamilton and Reba Estell Chenoweth Hamilton and Oscar Pattishall and Mary Ellen Kelly Pattishall.
Mary Beth Peters, 35, of Bentonville died March 29, 1996, at her home. she was born Nov. 19, 1960, in Springdale to Lee and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton. She was a lifetime resident of the area, was employed by Willis Shaw Express at Elm Springs and was a member of the Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Rogers.
Survivors include her husband, Terry Peters of the home; two sons, Nicholas Gene Peters and Lee Hamilton, both of the home; her parents; two sisters, Linda Townzen and Lee Ann Crawford; her paternal grandmother, Reba Hamilton.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Cave Springs with John McElroy officiating. Burial will be in Phillips Cemetery at Cave Springs under the direction of Rollins Funeral Home of Rogers.
Mary Beth was a precious daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, and is missed dearly by family and friends. Our Beautiful and Precious Mary Beth passed away at age 35 from breast cancer.
******EXPERINCE ~ Pain Hurts, But I Cannot Live Without Pain ~ Without The Pain, I Cannot Have The Joy Of Life. How May I Know The Mountaintop Unless I See The Valley? But....Why So Many Valley's? Mountaintops High, Hard To Breathe ~ My Lord, I Mourn And Grieve It Is A Part Of My Love. Teach Me To Grieve Well To Be A Bearer Of The Light And Know The Valley's Purpose.******
"When Those We Love Go Away, They Never Leave Us; They Are With Us Now, Wherever We Are. Those Whom We Have Cherished, Live On Forever, For Our Love Wraps Itself Around The Heart. Although It's Difficult Now, Someday Beyond Our Tears And All The World's Wrongs; Beyond The Clouds And All That We Can see And Touch, We Shall All Understand." YOU ARE FOREVER LOVED "PRETTY BABY!"
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A SPECIAL HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO Linda FOR SPONSORING OUR PRECIOUS MARY BETH. YOUR KINDNESS AND THOUGHTFULNESS IS SO APPRECIATED. GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE AN ANGEL.
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MARY BETH'S BEAUTIFUL AND PRECIOUS LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER NATALIE BETH PETERS RESTS BESIDE HER AND SHARES THE SAME HEADSTONE
Beautiful granddaughter of Ray William Hamilton and Reba Estell Chenoweth Hamilton and Oscar Pattishall and Mary Ellen Kelly Pattishall.
Mary Beth Peters, 35, of Bentonville died March 29, 1996, at her home. she was born Nov. 19, 1960, in Springdale to Lee and Virginia Pattishall Hamilton. She was a lifetime resident of the area, was employed by Willis Shaw Express at Elm Springs and was a member of the Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Rogers.
Survivors include her husband, Terry Peters of the home; two sons, Nicholas Gene Peters and Lee Hamilton, both of the home; her parents; two sisters, Linda Townzen and Lee Ann Crawford; her paternal grandmother, Reba Hamilton.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Cave Springs with John McElroy officiating. Burial will be in Phillips Cemetery at Cave Springs under the direction of Rollins Funeral Home of Rogers.
Mary Beth was a precious daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, and is missed dearly by family and friends. Our Beautiful and Precious Mary Beth passed away at age 35 from breast cancer.
******EXPERINCE ~ Pain Hurts, But I Cannot Live Without Pain ~ Without The Pain, I Cannot Have The Joy Of Life. How May I Know The Mountaintop Unless I See The Valley? But....Why So Many Valley's? Mountaintops High, Hard To Breathe ~ My Lord, I Mourn And Grieve It Is A Part Of My Love. Teach Me To Grieve Well To Be A Bearer Of The Light And Know The Valley's Purpose.******
"When Those We Love Go Away, They Never Leave Us; They Are With Us Now, Wherever We Are. Those Whom We Have Cherished, Live On Forever, For Our Love Wraps Itself Around The Heart. Although It's Difficult Now, Someday Beyond Our Tears And All The World's Wrongs; Beyond The Clouds And All That We Can see And Touch, We Shall All Understand." YOU ARE FOREVER LOVED "PRETTY BABY!"
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A SPECIAL HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO Linda FOR SPONSORING OUR PRECIOUS MARY BETH. YOUR KINDNESS AND THOUGHTFULNESS IS SO APPRECIATED. GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE AN ANGEL.
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MARY BETH'S BEAUTIFUL AND PRECIOUS LITTLE GRANDDAUGHTER NATALIE BETH PETERS RESTS BESIDE HER AND SHARES THE SAME HEADSTONE
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Beloved Mother of Nicholas and Lee
