Jeanie Ruthe DuBois Bean
Posted By Kyle Nikola On February 3, 2022 @ 5:24 pm In Obituaries | 8 Comments
Jeanie Ruthe DuBois Bean, age 72, passed away peacefully in her home on January 23, 2022 due to Alzheimer’s. She was surrounded by her husband and children.
She was born April 9, 1949 in Oklahoma City to Neal and Helen DuBois. She married Cecil Bean on January 26, 1970. Cecil remained her faithful caregiver until the end.
Jeanie is survived by her 3 children: Rusty Bean, Leslie Garner, Carrie Sanchez and her 13 grandchildren.
Please join us in celebrating her life Saturday morning, February 12, between 10am-12pm at The Well Church (in the Community Center), 100 SE 46th Street, OKC, OK 73129.
The burial will be at Rest Haven Funeral Home, 500 SW Walker, OKC, OK at 1pm on February 12th.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you donate to the Navigators or the Alzheimer’s Association.
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Cecil & family, sending healing prayers and comforting hugs as we share in your sadness as we remember Jeanie. There are so many fond memories from the past with Jeanie. She was truly a wonderful person with a beautiful heart.
She will be missed.
Love, Ginger & family
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Jeanie was a true blessing to everyone who knew her.
Cecil,
The Lord knew what he was doing when he gave you Jeanie, and vice versa. Thanks for showing her your love as you helped her through her terminal condition.
Love you.
–Kevin
Cecil, Our hearts go out to you and the kids at this time. Prayers for you all and may the hope of seeing Jeannie again completely healed be your comfort.
Jeanie is one of my heroes of the faith! I am forever indebted to her for investing in me at a very critical time! I am praying for you all!
Dear Cecil and family,
It was with both sorrow and gladness that I read of Jeanie’s passing to her Heavenly Home. I always remember the Dubois family with fondness. They were such an encouragement to my Dad’s ministry. I remember Jeanie’s smile..a beautiful one! Although I have not seen Jeanie and you in several years, the friendship that we have in Christ will always remain. I will pray that the peace and comfort that only God can supply at this time will overwhelm you during these days of missing her. Love in Christ,
Harriet Boydstun Ludrick
Cecil & family, Jeanie and I were childhood friends at Sunnyside Baptist in OKC. We went to camp, sang in the choir, had Sunday dinners at each other’s homes. Jeanie was an encourager and prayer warrior – she was a Jesus girl! I am saddened by the news of her passing, but one day, I’ll see her again…and we’ll catch up. Please know that you all are in my prayers.
In the love of Christ,
Beth Boydstun Mackey
Philippians 1:6.
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Cecil, we are with you in prayer. I know from experience with my dad that Alzheimer’s can be a rough road, and I am sorry that you and Jeannie had to travel it. May the Lord give you grace and comfort.
Paul & Peggy