
In loving memory of
Jacqueline Darlene Beadle
July 18, 1989 — May 11, 2014
Jacqueline Darlene Beadle was a devoted young mother and student whose son was the light of her life; she cherished friends, family, and learning in Bossier City and Little Rock.
Remembering Jacqueline
A life held close in memory
Jacqueline Darlene Beadle (July 18, 1989 – May 11, 2014) was a loving mother, a student, and a presence who brightened the lives of those around her. A resident of Bossier City, Jacqueline was devoted to her young son, Desmond Bunton, Jr., whom family members described as the center of her world. She was pursuing her education at Bossier Parish Community College and cared deeply about her friends and family.
Born July 18, 1989, Jacqueline spent time with relatives in both Louisiana and Arkansas and is remembered by those closest to her for her loving nature. She is survived by her son, Desmond Bunton, Jr.; her mother and stepfather, Joanna and Butch Hanson of Haughton, Louisiana; her father, David Beadle of Little Rock; her grandfather Joe Summerford, Sr.; and sisters Courtney Morris, Morgan Fain, and Heather Hanson, along with many cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her sister April Beadle and grandparents Janet Bryant, Walter Beadle, and Mary Beadle.
Family requested that memorial contributions be made to the Jacqueline Beadle memorial fund at Capital One Bank in care of Joanna Beadle Hanson. Visitation and a memorial service were arranged by North Little Rock Funeral Home, offering friends and family a time to gather, reflect, and celebrate Jacqueline’s life and the deep love she held for her son.
Jacqueline’s life was marked by her dedication to those she loved and her efforts toward continuing her education. She is remembered with affection by family and friends whose lives she touched.
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Jacqueline is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. She deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may her memory continue to be held with love.