Auntie B. You will be missed. I know I wasn't a blood relative but you were special too me. I will miss our NYC to NJ trips and conversations. You made me laugh and had a way of soothing me when I wasn't having a good time. Everytime I picked you up you always had a smile on your face. When it came to cooking, WOW, you sure knew how to burn a good meal, lol. May you rest in peace and your family know that you are a very special lady and touched a lot of lives.

Beverly, My Condolences to you and your family may you have peace in your heart.

We the seven (7) children of the late Allan Stewart, brother to our beloved, Aunt Beulah, take the greatest pleasure to reminis of our childhood days and how we shared special memories of Aunt Beulah's visit on weekends and holidays. Aunt Beulah would always have a joke or story of some sort but in telling it, she would crack herself up laughing, and of course, we would laugh and wait to hear the end of the tale. Aunt Beaulah was always such a delightful soul, ever smiling and always giving spiritual advice to all the lives she touched. Our parents, the late Allan and Miriam Stewart, shard a close and special relationship with her. My sibblings and I, unfortunately, are unable to be there to say farewell to our beloved Aunt in person, but we take heart in knowing Aunt Beulah knew how much she was loved and always affectionately thought of by all of us. Death leaves wounds no one can heal, but memories are teasures no one can steal! You are gone to the arms of the God you lovingly talked about. You will remain in our hearts always.

My prayers and thoughts are with you during this sad time. I only met "Auntee" a couple of times but it was a life experience with her wonderful personality and food. She will be missed by all that knew and loved her. Love ,Beatrice Grimes( Donna's Mom )

I have so many fond memories of Auntie B. I remember waiting for her to come home for the weekend from NY. I enjoyed the many trips to Main Street to do some shopping or our trips to the old Shoprite by the Bus terminal, we use to take the shopping cart home, because the groceries were to heavy to carry. Auntie I hope you are smiling at that memory, we had such a wonderful time. Auntie taught me to cook and properly clean raw meats, I use to watch her make so many delicious meals. I use to say, "Auntie B your the best cook I know". Auntie loved my two daughters Taelor and Aunya very much. She always brought them something on her weekend trip home. I am sorry she never had the opportunity to meet my son Justin. Auntie I will miss your wonderful smile and your funny little laugh. I love you very much! Thanks for making my childhood, teenage, and Adult years the best that I have had. You will be greatly missed. Love Always Davia or Punch as she use to call me.

My Aunt Beaulah (Auntie,"B") as most of our family knew her, was full of joy and laughed at lot. Her whole body shook when she laughed; causing you to laugh whether or not you saw the joke. I loved her deeply. I remember that she saved the brown eggs for me from her chickens when we grew up in Jamaica. "The best eggs". She was never tired of cooking for others to enjoy- the sweetest cooking you ever tasted. She loved being a homemaker and did it well. Hence she made it her career. She taught me how to wash and iron better than the dry cleaners. I still cannot make fried dumplings like she did. Auntie had many neices and nephews when we lived in NJ. The young men who went to Rutgers with my brother Dr. Brent Sullivan,(Patta, Vivian, George) called her Auntie. Most of all they came by the house regularly and on weekends just for Auntie's chicken soup and curry chicken. Marcia, one of the family's adopted daughters, said she loved it when Auntie came from NY and told her many stories. There was always something to laugh about with Auntie. She made the trip from NY just to see my children graduate high school in Florida. Auntie mailed me a lovely trinket box labeled "prayer box". I still have on my dresser. I've put many prayers into that box and some were for her and many were answered. I'll cherish that box. Auntie I know is having a glorious time being joyful and happy with Jesus. She loved the Lord and we talked about him many times; sharing how he has been good to her. To everyone, enjoy your loved ones and create life-long memories, those live on forever. Forgive quickly and love sincerely. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord; precious in the eyes of the Lord are the death of his saints. Auntie is resting in peace.

OBITUARY

Beulah Singh

16 May, 1928 – 20 September, 2011

A.H. Peters Funeral Home

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