Lorie Beyer

Lorie Howerton-Beyer, born on January 13, 1967, in Osceola, departed this world peacefully in her sleep on January 5, 2025. A beacon of kindness and compassion, Lorie spent the majority of her life dedicated to working in rest homes, where her unwavering affection and support touched the hearts of many.

Lorie's spirit was characterized by her caring nature, always sharing a smile and a laugh that could lift anyone's spirits. Her approach to family and friendships was truly unique; each of her grandkids had special nicknames that made them feel valued and equally cherished. Lorie had an extraordinary ability to welcome everyone into her arms, creating a sense of home and safety for all around her. Those who were fortunate enough to know her can undoubtedly recall the warmth of her hugs and the light of her smile, both of which will forever be remembered.

Beyond her professional life, Lorie found joy in her faith, attending church regularly and finding solace in listening to Christian music. Her proudest accomplishments included crafting original woodwork with her mother at the age of 28, which ultimately found its way to a national catalog—a testament to her creativity and talent.

Lorie's family includes her devoted husband, Michael Beyer, her loving children: Dale Holland, Tim Holland and his wife Destiny, Rhianna Holland and her husband Kcy Curtis, Jonathon Holland, and her daughter Brooklyn Beyer. She was also blessed with several cherished grandchildren: Bailey, Katalena, Alexsis, Paisley, Kadin, Maleah, Coraline, and Olivia, Chase, Timothy N., and Ashton. Each of them carried a piece of Lorie's heart, and her legacy will live on through the endless memories they created together.

Her parents, Kathren Quick-Howerton and Thomas Howerton, were integral parts of her life, ensuring that Lorie's generous spirit was nurtured from an early age. She is remembered fondly by her brother, Tommy D. Howerton, her sister-in-law Denise Mayes, and her brothers-in-law Daniel Beyer and Eric Miller. Lorie's close-knit family also included her aunt and uncles Wilma & Ros, Robert & Anna Mae, and Richard & Janice, who were dear to her.

Lorie now joins her lost loved ones, including her mother and father-in-law, Jane & Larry Rodewald, sisters-in-law Debbie and Diana Miller, her brother-in-law Earl Miller, and many aunts and uncles in eternal rest.

As we remember Lorie, let us celebrate the impact she had on our lives—the laughter, the love, and the countless memories that will forever warm our hearts. In this time of grief, may we carry her spirit with us, echoing her legacy of kindness and compassion in the days to come.