Parker Suzanne Beavers

parker beavers

April 18, 2006 ~ April 19, 2022

Heaven gained an angel on Tuesday, the 19th day of April 2022. Parker Suzanne Beavers, of Crockett, Texas, was called home by our loving Lord, after injuries sustained during an automobile accident. She was just 16 years of age. Parker was born in Palestine, Texas on the 18th day of April 2006 to parents Antony "Tony" Beavers and Leslie Thomson.

From the moment Parker was born, her inner joy seemed to shine. Parker's good attitude and likable personality made her loved by many. In her short life, Parker accomplished many things at Latexo I.S.D. and throughout the community. She was a member of the Beta Club, National Honor Society, and Math and Calculator teams. Parker was also a member of the Latexo High School Golf Team. She enjoyed snowboarding, drawing, and reading good books. Parker also loved spending time with her friends. She loved her Cedarbrook Church Camp Family, where she was becoming a counselor. Parker had a natural love for animals, especially horses. Her dream was to graduate high school, attend college at Texas A&M University, and one day become a veterinarian.

Parker is survived by her father Tony Beavers; mother, Leslie Thomson and stepfather Rodney Taylor; grandparents, Michael and Susan Thomson; sisters, Harleigh Beavers and Preslie Beavers; aunts and uncles, Greg and Natalie Commander, Troy and Angela Noack, Michael and Shannon Thomson, and Mark and Laurie Moreno. She is also survived by numerous cousins, her beloved dog, Bandit, and a multitude of friends. Parker was only with us a short time, but her loving spirit will live on forever.

Parker joins in Heaven her grandparents Charles Wayne Beavers and Ann Beavers, and aunt, Shelley Beavers.

A funeral service is to be conducted at 2 p.m. on Monday, the 25th of Aprilat the Crockett Civic Center, 1100 Edmiston Dr., Crockett, Texas 75835. Jimmy Stegal and Josh Crabtree will officiate the service.

The family will gather for a private graveside following the service.

Friends are cordially invited to a visitation with the family two hours prior to the start of the service beginning at 12 noon, at Crockett Civic Center.

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Services for Parker Suzanne Beavers are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.

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  1. Your precious light will forever shine Psoup I love you too much!

  2. Bailey O’Bannon says:

    Parker was always the one so be smiling in any situation, she never failed to put a smile on anyone around her face. Something I will never forget was her want to make everyone around her happy. She will always be missed!

  3. A couple of weeks ago I was at home in Crockett and Parker was over and we were just sitting around talking and eating, I opened the fridge to get some ranch and couldnt find it come to find out Parker had taken it one day over to her dads because he didnt have any lol. Im going to miss those random missing items being gone from the house and it because of parkie, like clothes or just anything, she was piece of our family that is now gone and Im completely heartbroken and going to miss her so much! I love you p2

  4. I haven’t taught Parker since her 7th grade year; but have had the honor and pleasure of working with her in Beta Club this year. Like so many others, I will miss her smile. I will also miss her positive attitude and her willingness to work for and serve others. In fact, our last time together was Thursday April 14 when she was working at our blood drive. She wasn’t able to donate at that time, but was looking forward to being able to at next year’s drives. She’ll be remembered fondly!
    Prayers continue for her family, her friends, our school, and our community.

  5. I first met Parker at Latexo High School. I never really knew her, but I did know that she was a very sweet lady.

  6. May Gods peace, love, strength and comfort surround you all.

  7. She was a bright young girl at Latexo always a great person to be around. She will greatly be missed. But thank God for the opportunity to be around her and have a great friend. My deepest condolences to the family and friends may God comfort you in your time of need.

  8. I truly am blessed to have known her the way that I did, through camp. She spread nothing but love and joy for the world around her, and could always light up a room with her smile. My heart goes out to everyone reading this, and especially with her family whom she loved dearly. We love you Parker, take it easy up there

  9. You are all In my thoughts and prayers and may God give you peace and comfort.

  10. Oh Parker. What a blessing it was to know such a sweet girl. I remember catching hermit crabs at the beach last summer and the summer before that. She was such a goofball, we all loved it of course. The beach trip will never be the same without her laugh, smile, and of course jokes. Much love for the family and friends of Parkie. Prayers

  11. yeah me to once she took my hood because it was “cold” in rodneys truck

  12. Almost one year of her being gone! We still miss her here at Latexo!


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