Margie Rae (Stark) Beckham |
| Posted 2021-07-22 by mhenderson |
| Published by Parker Pioneer from Jun. 24 to Jun. 25, 2021 - Parker, Arizona >> Margie Rae Stark Beckham << >> November 13, 1950- May 29, 2021 << Margie was born November 13, 1950, in Pleasanton, Kansas, where she lived with her loving Mother, Ardell Hearn, and wonderful Siblings Frank, Danny, Sherry, and Johnny Stark. She moved to California got married and gave birth to four children. The oldest Jody Jay Beckham preceded her in death and her daughters Tammy, Randa, and Michelle have survived her and were blessed to be by her side when she transitioned to her new journey. Margie is a wonderful person and helped raise many generations of children from her own kids to nephews, nieces, friends, neighbors, grandkids, and great-grandkids. It was not uncommon to find Margie caring for young people giving them shelter, advice, and food. Margie was a housewife until she was 43 when she divorced and moved to Parker, Ariz. Her first job was at Circle K and she enjoyed the independence it provided her. She wanted something different and began working for the Blue Water Casino in the cage. She moved up from the cage to the Banquet department. Margie enjoyed working hard and used her money to buy herself a home which she took pride in decorating and making her own. She retired in 2014 and often took trips with her neighbor and best friend Jan Scott. Many times her girls from California would call her phone and there would be no answer. Then when they would finally get a hold of her she would say "Oh, Jan and I went to Laughlin." There are too many words to paint you the picture of Margie. You see even though she was such a tiny woman the impact of her heart of gold and sacrifice touched so very many lives. She was kind, strict, and fair. A very special thanks to River Valley Home Hospice. A celebration of life service will be held on Sunday, June 27, 2021, @ 2 pm. Chaplin Kathy Kenneth with River Valley home health and hospice will be officiating. The location is at Parker High School in the Alumni Hall please join us. |
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