Birth date: Apr 5, 1940 Death date: Nov 3, 2024
Mrs. Beth Mullis, 84, of Charlotte, NC, passed away on Sunday, November 3, 2024 in the care of loved ones. Beth was born and raised in Whitmire, SC. Upon graduating High School, Beth moved to the big city of Charlotte, NC to atte Read Obituary
To All Beth's family, I was saddened to hear of Beth's passing. She was a dear, sweet lady and I will certainly miss our telephone chats. She was a caring and loving person. May God bless each and every one of her family and bring you comfort and peace in your loss. Blessings and love, Kay Brown
I was honored to work with Beth for almost 20 years. Though I was not directly working in the office, when I was there, she always was smiling, and quick to offer advice and opinions, and always in a way that showed she truly cared. Though I am unable to attend Beth's service today, my heart and prayers and thoughts are with her family, and her many, many friends. May she REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.....the well earned reward for a life VERY WELL LIVED !!
The world was a better place with Ms. Beth in it and now Heaven is even better. I will forever think of her when I see and/or wear crazy socks.
Our hearts are broken in the loss of our precious friend, Beth. A good ole South Carolina girl, like my Mama. Miss Carrie loved her phone calls__ planning which cake they would bake for covered dish meals, what they were cooking for their families for holidays, and just general checking on each other. Beth became my friend too, when I moved in with Mama. We would wonder each year about what color dress that Savannah would pick for prom and and TJ's first years at college and his baseball. What a loving Grand B. To Carol, thank you for mowing her grass, raking her leaves taking her to church and being the perfect daughter and best friend. She was my example of an angel on earth. Love, Comfort, and Peace. Miss Carrie and Anne.
Beth was a wonder person with a big heart and kind soul.She will be missed. Prayers for Carol and family.
I met Beth through my cousin Aurie Elliott who had been a neighbor of Beth's. Even after Aurie passed, Beth and I stayed in touch. We had many conversations, and I always looked forward to seeing her at Hot Dog lunch at Oak Grove. She always made me laugh and I'm sure she will be missed by many.
I have wonderful memories of Beth, always smiling, and always coming up to me after church services to thank me for playing the piano. She always had a smile on her face when speaking to me. Beautiful person and glad to have met her. - Chris Aguirre, former musician at Cole Memorial and Oak Grove
