Jill Sue (St. Mary) Beebe

Jill Beebe [74], passed away on August 5th, 2024, at her home in Lewiston, Michigan. She was born on December 15, 1949, in Mt. Clemens, Michigan to Richard and Eleanor St. Mary. She graduated from Roseville High School in 1968 and got married the same year. She leaves behind her loving Husband, James Beebe and dog, Alex. Her siblings Richard St.Mary (Carol), Vickey Potter and Danny St.Mary (Cindy). Her three daughters, Amy Geisler (Paul), Renee Olstyn (Clayton), and Sherry Wisniewski (Mike). Seven grandchildren, Keri Pugh (Bradley), Ryan Geisler, Shelby Geisler, Jenna Wisniewski, Madison Olstyn, Brandy Wisniewski, and Paige Olstyn. Also, two great grandchildren, Rowan Pugh, and Riley Pugh.

Jill loved to play slots on her phone, sew, make jelly and spaghetti sauce, and spend time with her family. Her house was always the party house. Everyone loved to spend time with her by her pool and come over for spaghetti every Wednesday night. So many amazing memories were made there. Once she moved to Lewiston, her boat was the place to be. Just make sure you dried off before getting back on the boat. She would start every morning with a red rose tea and watching Live with Kelly. If she was not watching that, QVC was most likely on. She was always looking for a good deal. She never let her hummingbird feeder go dry and loved watching the hummingbirds. If there was music playing you know Michael Jackson would be on the play list.

Jill was a loving grandmother and great grandmother. She would send them cards for every holiday and always made sure she had their favorite snacks and drinks when we came up to the cabin. We always used to go to the candy store for candy cigarettes and jaw breakers, we thought that was the coolest. Going on golf carts rides and looking for deer were some of our favorite things to do together. Grandma always made sure everyone was happy and had a wonderful time.

Jill was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She may not be here with us, but she will never be forgotten.