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Obituary of Beatrice Lorene Hamilton
April 4, 1934 – August 6, 2019
Beatrice L. Hamilton. Age 85 of South Rockwood.
Beloved wife of Ray Hamilton. Loving mother of Dolores (Ronnie) Adkins, Wanda (Dennis) Ray, Kevin (Robin) Hamilton and James (Renee) Hamilton. Dear sister of Clester, Sterling and Freel Tackett. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.
Family Tribute
Beatrice Lorene (Tackett) was welcomed home as a good and faithful servant into Jesus’ arms Tuesday evening August 6th, 2019. Beatrice was born April 4th, 1934 in Virgie, Kentucky Pearl and Milton Tackett. She graduated from Vinton High School in Vinton, Ohio in 1952.
Following graduation from high school, Beatrice took a job as a key punch operator in Columbus, Ohio where she remained employed until the death of her father Milton Tackett in July, 1955.
Shortly after returning to southern Ohio she wed Ray Hamilton on May 24th, 1956. Their union produced four children; Dolores (Ronnie) Adkins, Wanda (Dennis) Ray, Kevin (Robin) Hamilton and James (Renee) Hamilton. She was the proud “mamaw” to 16 grandchildren; (Ronnie Jr, Melissa, Christa, Jennifer, Jamie, Jordan, Anthony, Beatrice, Taryn, Dylan, Tim, Ben R, Bailee, Kevin Ryan, Hallie, and Ben N) and 24 Great Grandchildren.
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Interment at: Riverside Cemetery
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