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Beatrice West Cline

January 29, 1923 ~ July 13, 2013

Beatrice West Cline, 90 years of age, passed peacefully at her family home of more than six decades on Saturday evening, July 13, 2013. Preceded in death by her husband of more than 60 years, Charles C. Cline, and their son, Charles Randall Cline, Beatrice is survived by four children, including Johnny Gerald Cline (and Mary Ann Cline); Carolyn Cline Crawford; Melody Ann Wells (and Raymond Wells); and Janice Cline Ayers. She leaves a rich heritage of eight grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. As Proverbs 31 attests, Beatrice was a woman whose worth was "far above rubies" with her husband "trusting in her" and her children "rising up and calling her blessed." Diligent in her finances and her time, Beatrice was devoted to the joyful task of loving her family. A tireless worker and a faithful employee, Beatrice retired from American Bank Stationary, where she made lifelong friends, most of whom preceded her in death. A member of Grace Point Baptist Church, Beatrice came to make known her commitment to the Lord unto salvation later in life, being baptized at the age of 79 years old. Though her health hindered her physical attendance in recent months, she continued as a faithful member, receiving much joy and comfort from her beloved Sunday School Class. Known for hosting her family on Sunday afternoons for a large family dinner, her children fondly remember her cooking, especially such favorites as gravy and biscuits, green beans, sour cream pound cake, potato salad, and chicken & dumplings. An avid gardener who delighted in her yard, Beatrice was known by those who love her for her intricate needlework in embroidering pillow cases and baby blankets. Knowing each stitch was completed in love, today, her embroidery is a physical reminder of her involvement in the lives of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Lastly, Beatrice enjoyed time with her furry and feathery companions, including a cat named Tom, a pomeranian dog named Todd, and a cockatiel named Pretty Baby Bird. As the family prepares the service for their beloved "Mother, Granny Cline, Nanny and Manny", as she was affectionately known, they are confident the homecoming she is experiencing in Heaven with the Lord and those she loves, is beyond comparison. A memorial service celebrating the life of Beatrice West Cline will be held Sunday, July 21, 2013, at Grace Point Baptist Church at 3:00 p.m. (505 Atlanta Street S.E., Marietta, Ga. 30064). A graveside service will immediately follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations may be made to the Grace Point Baptist Church / Rebuild Renovations Program. Those wishing to send flowers should inform their florist to send flowers to the funeral home.

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  1. The staff of Southern Cremations and Funerals at Cheatham Hill expresses our deepest sympathies to the Cline family.

  2. Mrs. Cline,

    I will always cherish the times that I spent in your yard helping you to rake leaves and all the afternoons that we would spend in your home spending hours upon hours talking. You were a wonderful person. It was an honor to know you and to know your wonderful family. The blessing you were to me, to encourage me during times I just needed someone to talk to.To your family, I pray God to comfort you all during this difficult trying time of your loss for us all. I love you all.

  3. Mom, I know that you already know how much I love you. I am going to miss you so much. I am use to talking to you every morning and every evening on my way to and from work. Raymond and I will also miss our Friday night dinners and trips to Walmart to buy groceries. There are so many things that I am going to miss. I just don’t know how we are all going to get through this. You raised all of us to be strong and independent and we are all trying. We have so many good memories in our lives because of you. Me, Gerald, Carolyn and Janice, Maryann and Raymond will continue making memories as we always have together as a family because we know this is what you wanted, for us to stay close. We know that you and Dad and Randy will be watching over us. I know you are in Heaven with Dad and Randy and are no longer suffering. This is what will help me get through this. I love you forever Mom.

    Melody

  4. I am so thankful that God chose to make Nanny a part of my life through Kellie about 25 years ago. I will always remember her sweet,calm voice. My life was blessed through knowing her. Though I will miss addressing my Christmas card to “Nanny” this year,I am thankful that she will be celebrating with our Christ of CHRISTmas,not just one day,but every day now. Love and prayers to all the family as we celebrate Nanny’s coronation

  5. I am so sad about your Mother. Sorry I was not able to come to the memorial service as I was out of town on a planned trip but you know my heart was with you.

  6. Oh mom,I was just reading Melodys message and almost fell apart,it was so sweet and so true.I can’t see us every getting over this.we loved you so much I just hope you know that.I am so sorry I couldn’t be with you those last few days.I get comfort in knowing that you are in a much better place.I love you very much Carolyn


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