Beatrice was the daughter of Joseph and Anna (Poles) Supino. She married Bobbie Joe Phillips on Feb. 26, 1945 in Staten Island, NY. After Bob was discharged from the service, they made their home in Greenville, TX, raising three children, Mark, R. Kent and Susan. Beatrice was a member of St. William's Catholic Church. She was dedicated to her family, church and community. At the time of her death, she had 5 grandchildren, Mark R., Kent and Elizabeth, Grant and Reese. The family called her "Nanny" and eventually so did everyone else. There is not enough room here to describe what she meant to her family, friends and the community. An article that appeared in the Greenville Herald Banner is posted to the right and can best describe Beatrice (her name meaning a 'bringer of joy' in latin). She is dearly loved and missed.
Buried in the Garden of Time (South of Sidewalk) in Memoryland Memorial Park Cemetery.
Buried in the Garden of Time (South of Sidewalk) in Memoryland Memorial Park Cemetery.
Beatrice was the daughter of Joseph and Anna (Poles) Supino. She married Bobbie Joe Phillips on Feb. 26, 1945 in Staten Island, NY. After Bob was discharged from the service, they made their home in Greenville, TX, raising three children, Mark, R. Kent and Susan. Beatrice was a member of St. William's Catholic Church. She was dedicated to her family, church and community. At the time of her death, she had 5 grandchildren, Mark R., Kent and Elizabeth, Grant and Reese. The family called her "Nanny" and eventually so did everyone else. There is not enough room here to describe what she meant to her family, friends and the community. An article that appeared in the Greenville Herald Banner is posted to the right and can best describe Beatrice (her name meaning a 'bringer of joy' in latin). She is dearly loved and missed.
Buried in the Garden of Time (South of Sidewalk) in Memoryland Memorial Park Cemetery.
Buried in the Garden of Time (South of Sidewalk) in Memoryland Memorial Park Cemetery.
