Birth date: Jul 22, 1930 Death date: Jan 13, 2021
Beulah Louise Sooter Brown passed from this life to her eternal home on January 13, 2021 in Bentonville, Arkansas. She was born in Gravette, Arkansas on July 22, 1930 to Ova Bryan and Robbie Fern Allsbury Sooter. She moved from Gr Read Obituary
My mother in-law healed so many hurts I carried with me from childhood. She became my mother and introduced me to Christ; I wasn’t wanting to meet Him but she knew I would love Him. Thanks to her I love Him daily. She was an example of wisdom, selflessness and silly despite her grace! I am so lucky I had so many years to enjoy spending time with her. It seems unreal that she has gone on; Heaven is more fun now than it was before she entered!
Beulah was such a kind person always had a smile and kind words for you. She would help in the nursery at church, wash dishes after special events at the church, teach Bible School classes and was always calling people to see how they were doing. She will be missed by so many especially her family. Our prayers are with them at this time.
James & Kathy Lockhart Huber
I got to work with Beulah at Walmart Payroll Department. She was always a ray of sunshine and joy to be around. She sent Christmas cards every year with updates of her and the family. The last two years, a phone call. It was wonderful to hear her voice. We love her.
Jim & Linda Howell
Beulah was one of the kindest people we've ever met, (Lynn too!), and we've loved them both for many years. I'll miss talking to her on the phone and will miss her advice at the times I need it, she was always there.
She was a wonderful friend and neighbor to my in-laws, especially my mother by marriage who she helped for many years.
We love you Beulah, Rest in Peace.
Our deepest condolences to Lynn and the family.
Beulah was an active member at Vaughn Presbyterian when I was a child and through my early adult life. I remember she had a beautiful alto voice and harmonized hymns on her own.
--- Racquel Goff, Joelton Tennessee
I love my aunt boo boo.she was a good woman and a good Christian woman.always caring about folks.she’s going to be missed.but she’s looking down on us from heaven with her mama daddy and sister and brothers.she was the best.
the Bentonville Alumni Association sends condolences .Beulah was a proud Tiger. She will be missed by classmates and friends.
A few weeks after my husband Jerry and I were married at Vaughn, Beulah invited us to supper at their house. We enjoyed our visit with Lynn and Beulah, but most of all I was impressed by the wisdom in Beulah’s invitation to a newly married couple. What a great example of Christian hospitality! Fifty-one years later I still remember her graciousness. Thanks for the role model you provided, Beulah.
Janice Peters Noland
