Lyn Beam

February 2, 1929 - June 1, 2025

Cornerstone Bible Church

Lubbock, TX 79424

Saturday 6/14, 2:00 pm

Lyndal Hope Moore was born February 2, 1929, to Lewis and Maude Moore in Roby, TX. She graduated from Polytechnic High School in Fort Worth, TX, in 1947 and married George Beam on October 14, 1948, in Fort Worth. She worked as a secretary until the birth of her children, when she devoted her time to helping with and attending their activities. Lyn could often be found taking a car full of students to football games, choir competitions, and cheerleading camps, many of which were hours away. When her children were grown, she helped George with his real estate inspection and appraisal business until his death in 2002. She loved to travel and visited Spain, Morocco, the former Soviet Union, and Rio de Janero, as well as many places within the United States. In her later years, Lyn volunteered as an Ambassador at DFW Airport, and she enjoyed Silver Sneakers and line dancing with her dear friends at the Bedford YMCA. She was a wonderful wife, mother, and friend and was always impeccably dressed. Most importantly, she was a devoted follower of Christ and a student of God’s Word.

Lyn is survived by her children, Susan Strong, Jane (David) Backus; grandchildren, Joshua Strong, Jacob (Mikala) Backus, Victor (Kaitlyn) Backus, Curran Hope Backus, Benjamin Backus; great-grandchildren Henry Stanton Strong, Elliott Hudson Backus, Oliver Nehemiah Backus (arriving soon); nephews and nieces.

She was preceded in death by her husband George Beam; parents, Lewis and Maude Moore; sister, Britty Moore Turnbow.

She died on Sunday, June 1, 2025, in Lubbock, TX.

Donations in her memory can be made to Village Ministries International Inc., 508 W. Vandament Ave. Suite 305, Yukon, OK 73099 or the charity of your choice.

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Lyn was a very special friend to our mother and our entire family. Our thoughts are with you all.

Dear family of our sweet Lyn Beam, The ladies of the Bedford Center YMCA where Lyn was loved & treasured has made a donation to YMCA to purchase a Floor Fan for our GoodVibes class in memory & honor of Lyn. She loved all her friends at the Y & we loved her too. Prayers of comfort. 💖

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Blessings to all of LynS family. She was a sweet person

Lyn was such a beautiful person. Her gym buddies will miss her dearly.

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

Lyn was a very special person and I was blessed being a friend for so many years.!

You and your family are in our thoughts during this difficult time.

Sending love and prayers to support you during this time.

Lyn was the first person I met after joining the YMCA. She was so friendly, welcoming and we have been friends ever since. I miss her. She talked fondly about her family often. What a blessing to have her in our lives.

My sincere condolences to Lyn’s family. I was so blessed to have know Lyn these past 2 years at the Bedford Y at Line Dancing and Good Vibes. She was always impeccably dressed and had a fiery sense of humor. On Thursdays I always told her and Peggy — “Don’t let me read about you two in the newspaper!” She was an inspiration to keep me moving. She made an indelible mark in my life. I will miss her. God Bless!

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Deepest sympathy for your loss. Lyn was loved and adored by all the ladies at the YWCA in Bedford.

Dear Jane and Family, My condolences to you and your family who loved Lyn so dearly. Lyn was special to many, including me. We will all miss her and her humor and her love. I sent via email to the many friends of Lyn's in Windemere of her passing, and have received messages from several. Love, Polly Below is part of what I wrote in the email. My favorite story about Lyn was when she bought a new car in 2021 or 2022. When I complimented her on her new car her response was, "I don't know why I did it. It's foolish of me at my age to buy a new car that comes with a big car payment." When I dismissed her comment about this, she added. "But really the foolish one is not me, but the car dealer that gave me a five-year loan on it." A few months ago, Lyn, with her adult grand daughter driving Lyn's car, left Windemere and moved to Lubbock to live with her daughter, Jane and family. Lyn loved that her grand kids were regular visitors when she got to Lubbock, and she settled in nicely in her new spot. Lyn lived at 2212 Green Gate for many years. She was one of the four ladies, known as the Pool Supremes, who took care of the Windemere pool for many years. She loved to attend Windemere social events, and was always dressed to the nines in the latest fashion appropriate for whatever the event called for. Many at Windemere will never forget Lyn Beam's humor and kindness.

Our hearts go out to you and your family during this time.

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

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