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Frances Lee White

In Loving Memory

Frances Lee White

Date of BirthMarch 25, 1948
Passed Away OnJune 12, 2008
At Age60 years
Resident ofBeaumont, TX
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Frances Lee White, 60, of Beaumont, died June 12, 2008 at Memorial Hermann Baptist Hospital.

A lifelong resident of Beaumont, Frances was a retired hairdresser.

She is survived by her daughter, Barbara Warren and her husband Raymond of Beaumont; sister, Dorothy Adams of Missouri; grandchildren, Casey Ware and Carrie Ware.

Frances is preceded in death by her parents, Pete and Marie Youngblood; sons, Teddy Mercer and Terrie Mercer; sister, Norma Fant; and great granddaughter, Jaelynn Rose Ware.

A Memorial service will be 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at Broussard’s Chapel, 1605 North Major Drive, Beaumont.

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Services

Funeral Service

Broussard’s Mortuary

1605 N. Major

Beaumont, TX 77706

June 17, 2008

3:00 PM

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Cremation

Broussard’s Crematorium

5150 Stivers Drive

Beaumont, TX 77705

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Condolences (12)

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Ginger Beaumont, TX June 18, 2008
Ray and Barbara, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. I love you guys, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Ginger
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Janell @ David Haynesville, LA June 15, 2008
Barbara, Your Mom and I had been friends since the 60's . She has been a sister to me in every way she could be. There are gonna be days when we think we won't get through it but there is someone with us that will carry us on those days. So just lean on Him and let him help you. My prayers are with You, Carrie, and Casey. We will miss her every day. God be with you. Love Janell
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Dorothy and Charles Adams Holden, MO June 15, 2008
For my baby sister. I will miss talking to you every day. You were always so happy, that you had made a lot of friends at your apartment complex in Minden, Louisiana. You couldn't wait till you got your computer and internet up and running, so you could send e-mails. I know you got tired of me calling a number of times daily to check on you. It was I am okay, quit worrying. Well my sweet, I won't have to worry about you anymore and hear that you are sick and in the hospital. I know that the Lord is taking good care of you, until we meet again and see each other. You will be missed by all, especially me and your family. Dorothy Adams Holden, Missouri