My Aunt Marie was the last of eight children born to Daniel and Ada Washburn Mullin. She was quite ill as a child and was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes, for which she learned to give herself insulin injections at a young age.
She married Frederick R. Beagle in 1955 in Syracuse and they had two daughters, Lynette and Nancy. They also adopted a son Jeffrey.
She was a member of St. Andrew of the Valley Episcopal Church and of St. Theresa's Guild of the church.
She left her family way too soon and I will always remember her laughter and smile.
She married Frederick R. Beagle in 1955 in Syracuse and they had two daughters, Lynette and Nancy. They also adopted a son Jeffrey.
She was a member of St. Andrew of the Valley Episcopal Church and of St. Theresa's Guild of the church.
She left her family way too soon and I will always remember her laughter and smile.
My Aunt Marie was the last of eight children born to Daniel and Ada Washburn Mullin. She was quite ill as a child and was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes, for which she learned to give herself insulin injections at a young age.
She married Frederick R. Beagle in 1955 in Syracuse and they had two daughters, Lynette and Nancy. They also adopted a son Jeffrey.
She was a member of St. Andrew of the Valley Episcopal Church and of St. Theresa's Guild of the church.
She left her family way too soon and I will always remember her laughter and smile.
She married Frederick R. Beagle in 1955 in Syracuse and they had two daughters, Lynette and Nancy. They also adopted a son Jeffrey.
She was a member of St. Andrew of the Valley Episcopal Church and of St. Theresa's Guild of the church.
She left her family way too soon and I will always remember her laughter and smile.
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