Beatrice Watson

August 25, 1926 - March 19, 2012

Beatrice Watson was born August 25, 1926 to
the late James and Sophia Young in Cincinnati,
Ohio. She was raised in the West End. She departed
this life on March 19, 2012 at Hospice. She was preceded
in death by her late husband, Vernon Watson.
She worked at Oak Pavilion Nursing Home and
Children?s Hospital for several years. She accepted
Christ at an early age, and was a Catholic for many
years and attended St. Ann?s Catholic Church and
School.
One of her strongest and utmost desires was to be
baptized. She joined New Prospect Baptist Church
in January, 2011 and was baptized on February 6,
2011 by Pastor Damon Lynch, III.
She attended church every Sunday until her health
failed. She was a very loving, caring and compassionate
person. She loved people; she had a quiet
spirit and loved to praise God! She was a member
of the Roselawn Cell Group and involved in Experiencing
God?s Sunday School Class. She loved cats,
gardening and was passionate about working crossword
puzzles.
She leaves to cherish her memories: two loving
and devoted daughters, Vernice (James) Appling
and Rhonda (Mervin) Bryan of Cincinnati, Ohio;
one brother-in-law, William (Dora) Watson that
preceded her in death; one sister, Bernice Baker;
two sister-in-laws that preceded her in death,
Georgia Thomas and Addie Mae; six grandchildren,
Noel, who preceded her in death, Malinda (James),
Melanie, Elyse, Tammy and Jeremy; 11 greatgrandchildren;
two first cousins, Christine Little (Godfrey) of Detroit, Michigan and Mildred Butts
(Horace) of Cincinnati, Ohio, who preceded her
in death; two nieces she helped rear, Jackie Watson
Daniel (Danny) and Deborah Brown (Darrell); and
a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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To the Family just know that you are in our prayers and to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. Continue to lean on God who is the Author and Finisher of our Faith.

My prayers go out to the family of Aunt Bee...Jackie &Deborah cherish the memories and know that Aunt Bee is at rest . Weeping may endure thru the night but joy cometh in the morning....Love you....Red...

Well well she will be missed gone back with her first love a resting place of no more pain oh how sweet nothing but sweet peace.Love ya Yvette & Ray

What can I say about aunt Bea I love her so much she was the best her cooking her soft voice her soft touch. When I had my kids she walked to see me she came to see her mother ever friday and cooked laughted and told ghost storys and I love her.because she loved her family.

To my loving family, our hearts maybe broken with sadness, but remember Aunt Bea (Bootsie) was a strong inspirational woman in all our lives. We must give praise to God for allowing her to have touched our lives the way she did. My Aunt, cousin, best friend and mother to me and my sister was such a positive influence in our lives we shared many moments and years growing up in the home with her, of joy and will never forget all the things she taught us from child to woman-hood even when God called her home, I will always remember her last words to me I love you, I'am going home and you be bless and smiled. So family there will be a brighter day ahead and remember she has left to prepare her new home in heaven, if you must shed a tear let it be a tear of joy because she is with God and is at peace, if she was near you now she would grab you and give you a hug, remember? feel her touch, hear her gentle voice and most of all never forget the love she had for each of us. As Aunt Bea would say " BE BLESS"

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

rest in peace. youre going home. my deepest sympathy to your family.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.