Beryl Barr

Beryl Ruth Barr, 72, of College Station, TX, died on February 5, 2016 in College Station. A Celebration of Life service will be held at A&M Church of Christ on February 13, 2016 at 2 pm with her children officiating.

Beryl was born in Houston, TX to Ivan “Jack” Carpenter and Beryl Wiggins Carpenter on November 13, 1943. She went to high school at Sam Houston High, Houston, TX and graduated in 1961. She went on to earn a degree in Elementary Education from Sam Houston State Teacher’s College. She worked as an Elementary School Teacher, Preschool Teacher at Humpty Dumpty Preschool in Bryan and Northeast Preschool in Kingsport, TN and Early Intervention Specialist in East Tennessee for many years. She was involved in teaching Cradle Roll at Northeast Church of Christ, Kingsport, TN and Brazos Church Pantry in Bryan. She enjoyed sewing, crochet, other crafts, helping others, being with family and friends, singing church hymns, and loving on her grandchildren.

Beryl is preceded in death by her parents, Jack Carpenter and Beryl Carpenter Vincent, sister Carolyn Carpenter Pirtle, and grandson, Anthony Scott Barr.

Beryl is survived by her husband, Dennis of College Station, son Darrin (Tammy) of Huntsville, Alabama, daughter Elizabeth of San Angelo, TX, son Shawn (Heather) of Richmond, Virginia, sister Iva Jean Baugh (Lindley) of College Station, brother Stewart Carpenter (Jan) of Wichita Falls, seven grandchildren: Austin, Alex, Adam, Haley, Haden and Hunter, and several cousins, nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and great-nephews.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Eastern European Missions, World Bible School, and Brazos Church Pantry.

The family wishes to extend their gratitude to her family and friends for their prayers and support through this time.

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Condolences

  1. Dennis,
    Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours during this time praying that you are continually blessed by those to whom Beryl was such a blessing.

  2. Dennis and family: I am so sorry for your loss. May God hold all of you in the warmth of His loving arms and may your wonderful memories help you through this time of sadness.

  3. Dennis & family…. so sorry to hear of your loss…. even though you know that we love you and that our prayers are with you…. only God can give that special strength you need to uplift you from this hurt …. our prayer is that He will fill that need ….. He loves you so much and will always be there for His children ….. We love you and wish we could be there to hug you & say how sorry we are …… from long time friends who love you & pray for you…. In Christ,

  4. So sorry to hear of Beryl’s passing. There will always be a special place in our hearts and memories for her wit and caring for others.
    David and Sharon Kirby

  5. Dennis, so sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved Beryl. May GOD give you and your family comfort in your many memories of her. You and your family will be in my prayers.

  6. I guess we met Beryl about the second time she had a date with Dennis, because
    back then he and I were roommates and double-dated a lot. Fast forward a couple of years, and we’re two married couples! Then school is out, and we don’t see each other for another 45 years.

    Lunette and I consider it a blessing that we have been able to share small interludes
    of time with Beryl and Dennis these last few years at Aggie band events. The last was only a few months ago, and she was the picture of health. Though we are taking it hard that her health and life were so quickly taken away, that is a mere glimpse of the pain that you, her family, must feel about the untimely loss of a dear
    wife, mother, sister, grandmother and aunt. We pray for your comfort during this
    terrible time of grief, and find comfort ourselves from Dennis’s firm faith that there
    will be a reunion in Heaven someday. Just imagine that Beryl is holding her grandson in her arms this minute.

    We are very sorry that, due to illness, we will not be able to attend the Celebration of Life service on Saturday. We would have liked to meet your whole family.

    God Bless You All!

  7. Dennis, I was sorry to hear of your loss. I would like to have been able to attend the funeral and see your family and hear their stories and their talents. It’s hard to believe that it has been fifteen years since I saw you. I still think of you, my boss, when I see the wooden crafts you made for me. You were very talented. They say to give the roses while you are living. I would like to say you were the best boss anyone could have. You had a smile and something funny to say or something to enlighten our horizons. You were a real blessing to me. I am thankful for having a Christian supervisor.
    Beryl always had a smile to share. I know she will be missed but we have that ‘hope’ of seeing her again. The good memories will warm your heart. If you get a chance, you may call or email us.
    Carolyn and Jerry Fauver
    423-323-6630
    jcfauver@embarqmail.com

  8. Dear Dennis, Kristen,Darrin, and Shawn. I have been keeping up with Beryl for sometime and prayed for her and each of you and your family during these months. We are so very sad for you and the loss of a very beautiful and spiritual lady. You were great friends to us when we were at Northeast. All of those years together. I am so sorry for the sinful part of the reasons our relationships were split up, but I never stopped thinking of you all and the times we shared. It was very painful to be separated from you. I still see Beryl’s sweet smile and I loving heart. I have tons of pictures if you would like to have copies. We are all reaching toward the promised land and praise God for the joy our wonderful Beryl is experiencing with her Lord now. Please forgive and know that we are praying for you. Suzanne

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