Birth date: Jul 2, 1923 Death date: Apr 12, 2012
Beulah Mildred Davis, 88, of Bloomington, IL formerly of Decatur passed away Thursday, April 12, 2012 at Heritage Health in Normal, IL. Beulah was born on July 2, 1923 in Tilden the daughter of Harry Cecil and Mary Edith (Pierson) Read Obituary
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John and JoEllen, Was so sorry to read about Beulah,she was a good friend. I'm sure all will miss her.She is with her Bob now and I know she is happy.You all have my condolences,God Bless You All Ann Melhorn
I just wanted to send my condolences to your family, let you know you are in my thoughts, and share some stories about Beulah. I am a nursing student at Mennonite College of Nursing at ISU and Beulah was one of my very first patients that I had the honor of taking care of.Beulah had such spirit to her! I will never forget trying to dress her one morning and she fought me the whole time, pinching me, and saying she was cold and tired!!! But once I got her to breakfast and fed her she was wide awake, with her beautiful bright blue eyes, and wanting to talk. I remember that breakfast we had such a nice talk about the weather, animals, her children, and she told me I was going to make a great nurse, which meant the world to me being a nursing student. I fed her every Monday morning and afternoon and I enjoyed every minute of it. One of my fondest memories was when she would often ask me to hold my hands out, she would lay her head in my hands (since my hands were warm), and would take a nap! I loved that!Beulah also had the stongest legs I had ever seen on someone her age! She used to make me laugh becuase she could literally rock in her wheelchair and there were a few times wheeling her down to the dining room that she put the breaks on me….. with her legs!! It was just amazing and always used to make me smile!I went to visit her a few times after we were done with our clinical site at Heritage and I was planning on visiting in three weeks when this semester was done, so naturally this news came as a shock to me. But, I am truly sorry for your loss and know that she will be missed. I wanted her family to know that she had a great impact on my nursing careering and is one of the reasons I have choosen to go into geriatric nursing.
May Beulah be at peace and may comfort surround your family during this time. Memories of Beulah's smile, laughter and "Can I have a cookie?" are forever impressed upon our hearts. May God be with you and your family.~Rebecca and staffAdvocate BroMenn Life Enrichment Center (Adult Day Services)
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing, John, but I know she'll be at peace now. You will be rewarded for all the care you and your wife gave to your Mom. My prayers for peace and healing go out to you and your family.Mary
