Glenda Sue Beavers was born in Marshall, Searcy County, Arkansas. She died at the North Arkansas Medical Center in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas. She married Ralph Eugene "Gene" Willburn on 14 September 1996.
Sue loved gardening and flowers. A collector of glass, she scoured the junk shops for bargains. She had a little strawberry patch of Blakemores in her garden and took pride in making shortcakes and jam. What a wonderful cook she was--and she especially enjoyed cooking for a crowd.
She worked many years a a silk screener at Duncan Industries. One grandson, Jason Wyatt, preceded her in death as did her husbands Gene Wilburn and Johnnie Drewry.
She is survived by her daughter Tracy, one granddaughter Jessica, two sisters, Janie McEntire and Donna McGee and one great -granddaughter. (2008)
Sue loved gardening and flowers. A collector of glass, she scoured the junk shops for bargains. She had a little strawberry patch of Blakemores in her garden and took pride in making shortcakes and jam. What a wonderful cook she was--and she especially enjoyed cooking for a crowd.
She worked many years a a silk screener at Duncan Industries. One grandson, Jason Wyatt, preceded her in death as did her husbands Gene Wilburn and Johnnie Drewry.
She is survived by her daughter Tracy, one granddaughter Jessica, two sisters, Janie McEntire and Donna McGee and one great -granddaughter. (2008)
Glenda Sue Beavers was born in Marshall, Searcy County, Arkansas. She died at the North Arkansas Medical Center in Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas. She married Ralph Eugene "Gene" Willburn on 14 September 1996.
Sue loved gardening and flowers. A collector of glass, she scoured the junk shops for bargains. She had a little strawberry patch of Blakemores in her garden and took pride in making shortcakes and jam. What a wonderful cook she was--and she especially enjoyed cooking for a crowd.
She worked many years a a silk screener at Duncan Industries. One grandson, Jason Wyatt, preceded her in death as did her husbands Gene Wilburn and Johnnie Drewry.
She is survived by her daughter Tracy, one granddaughter Jessica, two sisters, Janie McEntire and Donna McGee and one great -granddaughter. (2008)
Sue loved gardening and flowers. A collector of glass, she scoured the junk shops for bargains. She had a little strawberry patch of Blakemores in her garden and took pride in making shortcakes and jam. What a wonderful cook she was--and she especially enjoyed cooking for a crowd.
She worked many years a a silk screener at Duncan Industries. One grandson, Jason Wyatt, preceded her in death as did her husbands Gene Wilburn and Johnnie Drewry.
She is survived by her daughter Tracy, one granddaughter Jessica, two sisters, Janie McEntire and Donna McGee and one great -granddaughter. (2008)
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