Jo Beth Eads' beautiful soul was given to God as a result of an automobile accident. She gave a chance for life to others through organ donation on Thursday, March 15, 2007. Beth was 19 years old and resided in Knoxville, TN.
She was born in Johnson City and was the daughter of Scott Eads of Gray and Alice Eads of Knoxville.
Beth grew up in Gray where she attended Daniel Boone High School and was a graduate of Davy Crockett High School where she was an active member in the band. She was currently a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, studying communications, as well as a member of Orange Nation on campus.
She was a full time student and also employed at Knoxville Holiday Inn Down Town. She volunteered her time in the Knoxville City school system.
She was an inspiration and a light to everyone she met. She enjoyed travel, water skiing, dancing, football, boating and fishing. She never tired of learning and loved to read. Beth, being an excellent student earned an academic scholarship.
Beth will be loved and missed by all who knew her.
Those who must try to move forward with only her memory, in addition to her parents, are: great-grandparents: Vernon Eads, Wanda Ferguson and Elizabeth Byrd; grandparents: Mack and Linda Eads, Jack and Betty Daniel, Lynn and Paulette Byrd; uncles and aunts: April Huff, Jack Daniel, Jim Daniel, Robbie and Bay Daniel; Chad and Emily Eads; Kelly and Philip Daniel; Kristy and Tom Loflin; great aunt and uncle: Neisha and Carlos Carver and several cousins and so very many friends.
She was born in Johnson City and was the daughter of Scott Eads of Gray and Alice Eads of Knoxville.
Beth grew up in Gray where she attended Daniel Boone High School and was a graduate of Davy Crockett High School where she was an active member in the band. She was currently a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, studying communications, as well as a member of Orange Nation on campus.
She was a full time student and also employed at Knoxville Holiday Inn Down Town. She volunteered her time in the Knoxville City school system.
She was an inspiration and a light to everyone she met. She enjoyed travel, water skiing, dancing, football, boating and fishing. She never tired of learning and loved to read. Beth, being an excellent student earned an academic scholarship.
Beth will be loved and missed by all who knew her.
Those who must try to move forward with only her memory, in addition to her parents, are: great-grandparents: Vernon Eads, Wanda Ferguson and Elizabeth Byrd; grandparents: Mack and Linda Eads, Jack and Betty Daniel, Lynn and Paulette Byrd; uncles and aunts: April Huff, Jack Daniel, Jim Daniel, Robbie and Bay Daniel; Chad and Emily Eads; Kelly and Philip Daniel; Kristy and Tom Loflin; great aunt and uncle: Neisha and Carlos Carver and several cousins and so very many friends.
Jo Beth Eads' beautiful soul was given to God as a result of an automobile accident. She gave a chance for life to others through organ donation on Thursday, March 15, 2007. Beth was 19 years old and resided in Knoxville, TN.
She was born in Johnson City and was the daughter of Scott Eads of Gray and Alice Eads of Knoxville.
Beth grew up in Gray where she attended Daniel Boone High School and was a graduate of Davy Crockett High School where she was an active member in the band. She was currently a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, studying communications, as well as a member of Orange Nation on campus.
She was a full time student and also employed at Knoxville Holiday Inn Down Town. She volunteered her time in the Knoxville City school system.
She was an inspiration and a light to everyone she met. She enjoyed travel, water skiing, dancing, football, boating and fishing. She never tired of learning and loved to read. Beth, being an excellent student earned an academic scholarship.
Beth will be loved and missed by all who knew her.
Those who must try to move forward with only her memory, in addition to her parents, are: great-grandparents: Vernon Eads, Wanda Ferguson and Elizabeth Byrd; grandparents: Mack and Linda Eads, Jack and Betty Daniel, Lynn and Paulette Byrd; uncles and aunts: April Huff, Jack Daniel, Jim Daniel, Robbie and Bay Daniel; Chad and Emily Eads; Kelly and Philip Daniel; Kristy and Tom Loflin; great aunt and uncle: Neisha and Carlos Carver and several cousins and so very many friends.
She was born in Johnson City and was the daughter of Scott Eads of Gray and Alice Eads of Knoxville.
Beth grew up in Gray where she attended Daniel Boone High School and was a graduate of Davy Crockett High School where she was an active member in the band. She was currently a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, studying communications, as well as a member of Orange Nation on campus.
She was a full time student and also employed at Knoxville Holiday Inn Down Town. She volunteered her time in the Knoxville City school system.
She was an inspiration and a light to everyone she met. She enjoyed travel, water skiing, dancing, football, boating and fishing. She never tired of learning and loved to read. Beth, being an excellent student earned an academic scholarship.
Beth will be loved and missed by all who knew her.
Those who must try to move forward with only her memory, in addition to her parents, are: great-grandparents: Vernon Eads, Wanda Ferguson and Elizabeth Byrd; grandparents: Mack and Linda Eads, Jack and Betty Daniel, Lynn and Paulette Byrd; uncles and aunts: April Huff, Jack Daniel, Jim Daniel, Robbie and Bay Daniel; Chad and Emily Eads; Kelly and Philip Daniel; Kristy and Tom Loflin; great aunt and uncle: Neisha and Carlos Carver and several cousins and so very many friends.
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