PETERBOROUGH – Nancy Carlisle Beaton entered into heaven in the early morning of March 23, 2022 with family at her side. She was born in Lancaster, NH on August 8, 1938 to Franklin and Priscilla Beaton of Groveton, NH. Nancy graduated from Groveton High School in 1956 and Becker Junior College (Worcester, MA) in 1958. She raised three wonderful children while working in the healthcare field as a medical transcriptionist for over 30 years at Laconia Hospital, Laconia Clinic and Weeks Memorial Hospital in Lancaster.
Following her retirement, Nancy did what she enjoyed most – spending time with her children and grandchildren. When she wasn't attending their sporting events, dance recitals and other memorable events, you could find her walking the beach in Wells, ME – her favorite destination.
Nancy was a devout Catholic and spent countless hours volunteering her time and energy for her local parishes. She was very active with the Missionary Servants of John Paul I, focusing on the St. Teresa's missions in Haiti, feeding and clothing the less fortunate.
Following her retirement, Nancy did what she enjoyed most – spending time with her children and grandchildren. When she wasn't attending their sporting events, dance recitals and other memorable events, you could find her walking the beach in Wells, ME – her favorite destination.
Nancy was a devout Catholic and spent countless hours volunteering her time and energy for her local parishes. She was very active with the Missionary Servants of John Paul I, focusing on the St. Teresa's missions in Haiti, feeding and clothing the less fortunate.
PETERBOROUGH – Nancy Carlisle Beaton entered into heaven in the early morning of March 23, 2022 with family at her side. She was born in Lancaster, NH on August 8, 1938 to Franklin and Priscilla Beaton of Groveton, NH. Nancy graduated from Groveton High School in 1956 and Becker Junior College (Worcester, MA) in 1958. She raised three wonderful children while working in the healthcare field as a medical transcriptionist for over 30 years at Laconia Hospital, Laconia Clinic and Weeks Memorial Hospital in Lancaster.
Following her retirement, Nancy did what she enjoyed most – spending time with her children and grandchildren. When she wasn't attending their sporting events, dance recitals and other memorable events, you could find her walking the beach in Wells, ME – her favorite destination.
Nancy was a devout Catholic and spent countless hours volunteering her time and energy for her local parishes. She was very active with the Missionary Servants of John Paul I, focusing on the St. Teresa's missions in Haiti, feeding and clothing the less fortunate.
Following her retirement, Nancy did what she enjoyed most – spending time with her children and grandchildren. When she wasn't attending their sporting events, dance recitals and other memorable events, you could find her walking the beach in Wells, ME – her favorite destination.
Nancy was a devout Catholic and spent countless hours volunteering her time and energy for her local parishes. She was very active with the Missionary Servants of John Paul I, focusing on the St. Teresa's missions in Haiti, feeding and clothing the less fortunate.
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