Linda Beam Swann Norris

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Linda Ann Beam Swann Norris, 45, of 63 Candler Knob Road, Asheville, died Friday, May 19, 2006, at Mission Hospitals. Born in Portland, OR, she was a daughter of the late Russell and Cornelia Elizabeth Owen Beam and was also preceded in death by a granddaughter, Brittany Townsend. She had previously worked at the Cracker Barrel. Survivors include her companion, Harry Roseboom; two daughters, Tammy Black and husband Michael of Asheville and Dawn Swann and fiance Johnny Glass of Fletcher; a step-son, Weston Norris and wife Sandra of Candler; two brothers, Jim Perry of Asheville and Allen Beam of Georgia; four grandchildren, Breona Black, Mikey Black, Skyler Townsend and Christian Norris; a granddaughter and a grandson “on the way.” Graveside services will be 2:30 pm Monday at Hoopers Creek Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Bobby Benson officiating. Her family will receive friends from 7:00-9:00 pm Sunday at Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue.

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  1. Jimmy.Pat and family I was so shocked to hear about Linda’s passing. She was only 11 when we first met, to me she still seems so young. Watching her grow into a young lady and yes making her mistakes like everyone else, She was a sweetlady that will be missed but she is in God’s garden now. I am keeping you all in my prayers and I know Linda will watching over you all. Hilda

  2. I was very sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother. My sympathy and Prayers are with all of you at this time.

  3. I was so sad to hear that Linda had pass away. I am more sadden to hear how she spent her last few days on Earth. I think back and remember her as a little girl staying at our house happy and excited to be spending time with my family and her Grandmother. I can still see her standing out side our house in the rain waiting to go to school, now Linda will again be close to her Mom and Grandmother in the most beautiful and peaceful place on this Earth.

    Dawn and Tami I can only say that you have lost your Mom and that each of you will reflect back on the Love you shared and that the memories will never go away. However, it is time for each of you to think about how you are living your life’s and that of your little childern and try to turn your life around. There is all kind of help out there it’s up to you to reach out for support. Think about your childern and the world that they are living in.

    Jim, I know the pain you are feeling in your heart and wish that I could be there to provide the support that you need. I will prey that God has mercy on Linda’s soul and that he understands how we all feel at this time and that God will give us the strength to think only of the good times and keep those memories with us forever. God Bless and Protect us all. Love Uncle Ed and Family.

  4. I was sad to hear that Linda had passed way, but it saddens me more to hear how she had spent her last few days on Earth. I think back on the time that Linda and her Grandma was living at our house in CA and I can see her still standing outside our house waiting in the rain waiting for the bus to pick her up and take her to school. She was a very happy and excited little girl enjoying spending time with my family. Now Linda will be placed to rest next to her Mom and Grandma and all the other family members that have gone on before her in the most beautiful and peaceful place on this Earth.

    Tami and Dawn, I want you to think about the good times and the Love that was shared with your Mother. Remember the good times and carry those memories with you for the rest of your life. However, I want each of you to think about your life and how you are living it – think about the childern you have brought into this world and those that are still to be born. If you think long enough you will determine that you need to get some help. There are all kinds of support groups out there that are willing to provide the support to help you turn your life around but only you can do that,only you, no one else! I am very concerned about the little babies that need to grow up in a safe and sane world with love and caring folks around them to protect and give them all the things that will help them grow up to be free of the evil things in this world.

    Jim, I know the pain that you are going through and we have been through this many times in the past. I will pray for Linda’s soul and ask God to remember all the good in her life and support all of us as we suffer yet another loss to our family.

    Love and God Bless, Uncle Ed and Family

  5. we was so shocked to here of linda,s death. it has hit us very hard. linda was a very good friend of ours and will allways be in our hearts and memories. we regreat very much we did not get to see linda before she left us. may god be with linda,s children and family in this time of loss. your in our prayers

  6. TAMMY,DAWN, I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOM’S DEATH SHE WAS A VERY SPEACIAL PERSON IN MY LIFE AND SHE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN BY ME.WE DIDNT GET TO HANG OUT AS MUCH AS WE USE TO BUT THE TIMES WE DID HANG OUT TOGETHER WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AND WE KNEW THAT IF WE EVER NEEDED A TRUE FRIEND WE WERE ALWAYS THERE FOR EACH OTHER.GIRLS JUST REMEBER YOU ALL HAD THE GREATEST MOM IN THE WORLD THAT LOVED YOU ALL VERY MUCH.MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND HELP YOU ALL THUR THIS HARD TIME OF YOUR LIFES. LOVE TAMRA TAYLOR,

  7. I’m so sorry about Linda’s going on to heaven, although she is in a better place now and out of pain. Linda was a good person who cared for her friends. I remember the photos and flowers she made when I lost my oldest son, Jeff. She will be missed. Shirley

  8. To Tammy & Dawn, My simpathy and prayers are with you through this difficult time. I wish I could be there to tell you I love you. I know too well the sorrow you feel when loosing your Mother. I’ve known Linda since high school, and the last time I seen her was on Christmas Eve 2004. Her life then was full of pain, suffering, and anxiety, but I know now she is at peace. She was a good mother, grandmother, and friend. No matter what was going on in her life, she always reached out to others. She was there for me when I needed a friend. She may be gone from our lives, but not forgotten.
    This makes me think of the song by Brad Paisley, ‘When I get to where I’m going, Don’t cry for me down here’. I know she is at the place she was going, and I believe she’s probably saying that right now. Me, Coleman, Ben & Josh send our love.

  9. Linda was precious, and loved a lot. And will be missed even more. Our prayers are with the family.


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