Bobbie Dean Beal

Take heart that her spirit is being carried on by her 2 children, 4 grandchildren, 3 grandchildren in love, 5 great-grandchildren, her 1 surviving sister, all extended family and friends, and through everyone she served as honorary Mamaw to. We were blessed with over 95 years of cherished memories and valuable lessons she graciously shared. Just to name a few: never go to bed angry-or just apologize 10 minutes later like she would, never leave the house without fixing your hair or putting on some lipstick, every dog is hungry at all times and you need to share some scraps, every child is a precious wonder and you should sing with them often, there's never a bad time for coffee, and an apple or banana will help you sleep. The most important lessons of all are to have faith even the size of a mustard seed, pray with his most wonderful gift -his name, don't let doubt ride over faith, and this is the day that the Lord has made - you shall rejoice and be glad in it. May we all honor her by doing these things.

She is survived by those who she loved to share with others. Her children: Brenda Wray (husband Raland) and Joseph Beal. Grandchildren: Amber Postoak (husband Aaron; children Caleb, Garner, and Parker), Brandon Beal (wife Karen and daughter Ariana), Kaylie Fontenot (husband Jace and children Cooper and Owen), and Madison Beal (children Allison and Brandon), her sister Patty Kovar (husband Dub) and too many friends and family to list who are not forgotten. Bobbie is reunited with her husband Robert Bealis who she may now lovingly watch tend to their mansion garden. She is predeceased by her parents Robert Akin and Myrtle Jimmie Bevins and her four siblings.

Friends (anyone she ever met) can visit with Bobbie's family at Earthman Baytown Funeral Home on August 31, 2022 at 9 a.m.to 10:00 a.m. with a celebration of life to follow.

In memory of Bobbie (Mamaw), the family asks that you make donations in her name to a charity that seeks to spread the good news of her friend, Jesus.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy for the Beal family may be shared at www.earthmanbaytown.com