Bethena "Beth" Lorene (Williams) Barrows, age 93, made her final trip on July 31, 2020, when she went home to be with her heavenly Father in Heaven. She was born Monday, January 3, 1927, in Athens, Texas, to Frank Joshua and Zetha Lorene (Pettiete) Williams. Beth was predeceased by her parents, sister, Dorothy Adams, and brother, Bobbie Williams. Beth married Ivan Barrows; they were together for 40 years. Ivan predeceased her in 1986. They had five children, two sons, and three daughters. She is survived by two sons and two daughters. Irvin Barrows (Cindy) of Jacksonville, NC, Ross Barrows (Joy) of Oxford, GA, Laura Gerick of Tyler, TX, and Janice Richardson (John Dacey) of Walton, NY. Her eldest daughter, Barbie Iozzi (Art) of Stone Mountain, GA predeceased her in 1999. She is also survived by grandchildren Nikki Iozzi Rutherford, Michele Iozzi Gandy, Beth Zine, Russell (Rusty) Mills, Ray Barrows, Vincent Barrows, Mark Barrows, Matthew Richardson, Jennifer Richardson, and Christopher Dacey. Her grandson Ben Barrows predeceased her in 2015. And great-grandchildren Daniel Barrows, Ryden Barrows, Dylan Emerson, Brodie Emerson, Jordyn Gandy, Jacob Gandy, Nicholas Rutherford, and Justine McNeilly. Her great-grandson Christian Rutherford predeceased her in 2016. Beth had worked as a school crossing guard for the Village of Hancock, NY. Making sure the school busses moved through the intersections safely to and from school, as well as assuring the school kids made it safely across the streets. She went on to serve as the Village Clerk of Hancock, NY, for many years. She loved gardening and was a member of the Garden Club, and planned yearly December trips to Madison Square Gardens in NYC with the Seniors Club to see the Rockettes. After retiring, Beth loved to travel to see her children in Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas. She took many cruises with her beloved friend Gail Clippard (deceased) of South Carolina. Beth sold her home in New York and moved to South Carolina for a few years, then moved on to Tyler, Texas in 2012, settling in next to her daughter Laura; together they had eight years of mini road trips filled with lots of laughs and good food! She enjoyed cards, bingo, and flowers, and made friends where ever she went. She will be remembered and missed by so many. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Beth's memory to your local hospice. Funeral, or, memorial will be at a later date.