Obit of Daisy Inez Mullins Beaubien (b150) - Stephens County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Esther Lamb   <emlamb@marlow.net>  27 Jan 2001
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Surnames: Beaubien, Costley, Mullins, Leverett, Ferguson, Hays, 
Metcalf, Mantooth

Daisy Inez Mullins Beaubien of Marlow (Stephens Co.), born in 
Capitol Hill on Dec. 21 1910 to Jordan Ernest and Clyde C. Costley 
Mullins, died in Duncan Regional Hospital on Jan, 23 2001 at the age 
of 90. 

She married Frank c. Beaubien in Purcell on June 13, 1936. She was a 
former resident of Purcell and graduate of Purcell High School. She 
had lived in Marlow since 1945.

She was a homemaker and a sales representative for Tupperware and 
Sarah Coventry Jewelry.

She was involved with Marlow Samaritans, Marlow Extension 
Homemakers, the First Christian church where she taught Sunday 
School many years. 

Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law Bill F. and Fairy I. 
Beaubien of The Colony TX, a daughter and son-in-law Barbara and Bob 
Leverett of Duncan, three grandchildren, Rhonda Ferguson of The 
Colony, Doug Beaubien and Jennifer Beaubien, both of Lewisville TX, 
two great-grandchildren Michael Ferguson and Tamra Ferguson both of 
The Colony; two brothers and sisters-in-law Irvin and Kay Mullins of 
Seminole and Hugh and Virginia Mullins of Midwest City, three 
sisters and a brother-in-law; Elizabeth Hays of Oklahoma city, 
Dorothy Metcalf of Purcell and Hazel and Bob Mantooth of Paris Ark., 
numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. 

She was preceded in death by her husband on June 7 1977. Funeral 
services were in the First Christian Church in Marlow with Kent 
Strahan officiating and Jack Taylor presenting the eulogy.

Burial was in the Marlow Cemetery under the direction of Callaway-
Smith-Cobb Funeral Home with Robert Teague officiating.
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