Obituary of Lillian M Beach

Lillian M. Beach (nee Robinson) born on December 16, 1920 was best known for her boundless love, her sharp wit, and a kitchen that never closed. Neighbors, family, and friends came through the back door always open for their morning coffee or to share lunch and have a laugh. Known to many as Ma, Lil, Aunt Lil, Gram, Grandma or Honey, she provided a constant source of love, grilled cheese and iced tea, and laughter. She was quick to mother or befriend anyone in need. She had a way with words, sparkling blue eyes, and a profound humility. She died in her own home 9 years after her husband Henry 'Duke' Beach Jr. passed they were married for 69 years. She leaves a legacy of strong-willed and big-hearted women two daughters Alice Johnston and Lillian LaFountain (deceased), one daughter in law MaryLou Beach, several granddaughters, great granddaughters, and friends. She also leaves a legacy of men who appreciate and honor strong women—one son Henry 'Duke' Beach, III, two sons-in-law Bill Johnston and Paul LaFountain, grandsons, great-grandsons, and friends. She lives on in the light in our eyes, our laughter, and the space in our hearts to hold others close. Funeral arrangements will be private. For more information or to e-mail a condolence, please visit www.lpwoosterfuneralhome.com. Lillian M. Beach (nee Robinson) born on December 16, 1920 was best known for her boundless love, her sharp wit, and a kitchen that never closed. Neighbors, family, and friends came through the back door always open for their morning coffee or to share lunch and have a laugh. Known to many as Ma, Lil, Aunt Lil, Gram, Grandma or Honey, she provided a constant source of love, grilled cheese and iced tea, and laughter. She was quick to mother or befriend anyone in need. She had a way with words, sparkling blue eyes, and a profound humility. She died in her own home 9 years after her husband Henry 'Duke' Beach Jr. passed they were married for 69 years. She leaves a legacy of strong-willed and big-hearted women two daughters Alice Johnston and Lillian LaFountain (deceased), one daughter in law MaryLou Beach, several granddaughters, great granddaughters, and friends. She also leaves a legacy of men who appreciate and honor strong women-one son Henry 'Duke' Beach, III, two sons-in-law Bill Johnston and Paul LaFountain, grandsons, great-grandsons, and friends. She lives on in the light in our eyes, our laughter, and the space in our hearts to hold others close. Funeral arrangements will be private. For more information or to e-mail a condolence, please visit www.lpwoosterfuneralhome.com