Birth date: Aug 11, 1957 Death date: May 11, 2026
Our sweet momma, Ruth Anastasia Beebe Chreene, peacefully passed away at the youthful age of 68 to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on May 11, 2026. Born in Baton Rouge, LA, on August 11, 1957, a native of Shreveport, Read Obituary
She was truly like a second mom to us growing up. We even called her “Aunt Ann” b/c she made us feel like family.
I’ll always remember her huge heart, great cooking, funny personality, & the way her home always felt welcoming. Some of my best childhood memories are tied to her, Andy, & their family. She was loved by all of us, & I’m grateful I got to grow up knowing her.
She will be missed very much.
I can’t say enough about this beautiful Soul!!! She always had a larger than life personality. That unique quality to put a smile on a complete strangers face with her bubbly personality and quick wit. She always made me feel the best about myself and I loved her for it. I am so thankful for the wonderful times I got to spend with her We all gained a Smiling Guardian Angel 🐝. Prayers to the Chreene and Beebe Families
Just by being herself
One day they were down for the weekend,and she wanted her Uncle Philip to take her mud riding in his mud buggy,so off thy go she came back covered with mud ALL over her. She had a ball!
One day we were sitting on my sisrers front porch, Ann and I were sitting side by side. She had one this beautiful granite bracelet I told her she should give me that bracelet because it was my birthday stone,she politely took it off her arm and put it on mine and said it's yours.I was so happy and proud that day. That's how she was towards me I love her dearly.Aunt Beth
We loved Ann so very much.She brought so much happiness everytime we was with her and that's been several times down through the years. She was always happy that's what I loved about her. She loved life and everybody she knew.Thank you Ann for loving your Gardner family the way you did! We will always miss you.
There are so many adjectives to describe and but I am going to use Warrior. So many will miss her for so many reasons...but that's tge awesomeness of Ann...
I lost one of the most precious people in my life — someone who had been there for me since I was a child. She was more than an aunt. She was a mother figure, a best friend, and a confidant. No matter what, she always had my back. She understood the misunderstood, the cruelty of the world growing up, and helped me navigate it the best way she knew how.
Some of my greatest childhood memories were because of her — lavish trips, unforgettable adventures, and experiences most kids only dream of. She gave us a life full of memories, love, laughter, and joy when many didn’t have the means to experience those things.
She treated me as one of her own. She protected me, encouraged me to be unapologetically myself, and always reminded me to live life fully and love loudly. She was a giver, never a taker, and that’s one of the things I admired most about you, Aunt Ann.
I am forever grateful to be your nephew. I love you endlessly, and I know one day I’ll see you again Aunt Ann and we shall resume the party! 🤍
I lost one of the most precious people in my life — someone who had been there for me since I was a child. She was more than an aunt. She was a mother figure, a best friend, and a confidant. No matter what, she always had my back. She understood the misunderstood, the cruelty of the world growing up, and helped me navigate it the best way she knew how.
Some of my greatest childhood memories were because of her — lavish trips, unforgettable adventures, and experiences most kids only dream of. She gave us a life full of memories, love, laughter, and joy when many didn’t have the means to experience those things.
She treated me as one of her own. She protected me, encouraged me to be unapologetically myself, and always reminded me to live life fully and love loudly. She was a giver, never a taker, and that’s one of the things I admired most about you, Aunt Ann.
I am forever grateful to be your nephew. I love you endlessly, and I know one day I’ll see you again Aunt Ann and we shall resume the party! 🤍
