Jacque Lu (Caskey) Beavers

Jacque Beavers was born in Ft Worth, Texas on May 27, 1942, to Jack and Nita
Caskey. She grew up in Granbury Texas with her parents and younger sister Mary.
She loved to hang out with her family, friends and was very active in the
community. She also loved to play pranks on people especially her sister. She
graduated from Granbury High School in 1960 and attended Brantley-Draught
Business College in Ft. Worth. Jacque was a strong and determined person who
worked successfully as the owner of The Bosque Floral and Gifts and Director of
Sales with Tupperware in the Clifton area. Later moving to Waco, she became a
top producer for Century 21 and Coldwell Banker. Many times, being one of the
most successful realtors in the area. Her determination continued into the
powerful realm of volunteering and her passion of helping disabled and mentally
challenged children and adults. Jacque gave many celebrations at Mexia and later
Denton State School to bring happiness and joy to her daughter, Julie, and the
other residents in their buildings. She became a speaker all over Region 12 and
even traveled to Austin to speak to the Legislature and the Senate to bring
awareness and to attain funds to help this most deserving population of our state.
During her long battle with cancer, she spoke to many groups to draw attention
to symptoms of cancer and their treatments. She was always a strong encourager
of God’s love and His control in our lives.
Jacque loved being a Mom most of all to her three daughters Julie, Debby and
Robyn. Later in life loved and adored her two grandchildren and great
nieces/nephews. She enjoyed entertaining and would often have large parties at
her home. She loved to dance, play a good game of 42 and paint. She was an
amazing artist! Jacque loved old black and white westerns and car shows. She
enjoyed talking cars with her son in law.
Jacque’s family wishes to extend their heartfelt appreciation to Cathy Valentine,
and Lewis Dewey for the love, support, and dedication that you showed. To Home
Instead and Texas Home Health Hospice of Waco thank you for making the end of
her life meaningful. The family will always be so grateful to you.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Nita Caskey, Dr. Tom
Browder, Frank Beavers, and her daughter Robyn Browder. Jacque is survived by
Daughters: Julie Lynn Browder, Denton and Deborah Lea and Steve Cuzco of
Flower Mound, Grandchildren: Logan and Tori Cuzzo of Flower Mound; Sister:
Mary and George Paris of North Richland Hills; Niece Christie and Tom Birney of
Kingwood; Nephew Michael and Michelle Paris of Haltom City, Great Nieces
Natalie and Madeline Birney of Kingwood and Mariah Paris of Haltom City, Great
Nephews Thomas Birney of Kingwood, and Matthew Paris of Haltom City.
Stepdaughter Diane Beavers of Colorado and Bonus family Jerrilynn and Curtis
Poteet (and family) of Lorena, TX. Many Cousins and Friends. She will be missed
by all.

Registry for Jacque Beavers