FORSYTHE, Diane
Diane Lynn Forsythe (Beason), RN was granted her angel wings on January 18, 2021. Her Final days were spent, in her place of employment as a front-line registered nurse, at Redmond Regional Medical center in Rome Ga, where she lost her EDWWOH ZLWK &RYLG-19. $ fiQDO “until we meet again” visit with her close family members took place hours prior to her passing.
Diane was born in Detroit. MI in 1953 to her late father William Leon Beason and her mother Shirley Jean Beason (Robertson). She is survived by her son and his spouse, Kevin Robert Forsythe and Susie Krahn-Forsythe; her daughter and her spouse, Karen Lynn Sullivan and Shane Michael Sullivan; her four brothers and their spouses; Robert and Marilyn Beason, William and Kathryn Beason, Gary Beason, and Ronald and Charmaine Beason; her four grandchildren Alexie Forsythe, Oriana Forsythe, Ryan Sullivan, and Amy Sullivan; her two great-grandchildren Isabella and Adriana; her sister-inlaw Jill Wiese (Forsythe); her sister by choice Maureen Reeves (Keegan); and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, John Robert Forsythe III, and by her sister-in-law, Deborah Beason.
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A memorial service will be held on Friday, March 12, 2021 at Philadelphia Baptist Church 358 Hensley Rd SE, Calhoun, GA 3070I with Pastor Timothy McCulley RIfiFLDWLQJ. 9LVLWDWLRQ ZLOO EH from 6-8pm with a memorial service at 8pm.
,Q OLHu RI flRZHUV, GRQDtions can be made to Oak Grove Baptist Church. By mail: Check payable to 695 Brownlee Mountain Rd SW
Adairsville, GA 30103 Letters of condolence can be sent to:
416 Switch Rd SW Calhoun, GA30701
The Brannon family and staff are honored to serve the family of Diane Forsythe.
Pictured are the Calhoun Primary and Elementary School grade level Young Georgia Author winners for the 2020-2021 school year. Second grader Violet Coombe, from left, fifth grader Kathryn Land, third grader Joseph Battles, kindergartener Maeva Maynard. Not pictured is fourth grader Marley Hall.