Anna Mae Randolph, affectionately known as Beulah went home to be with the Lord on January 21, 2022, and now she's pain-free, seeing her loved ones that went home before her, getting to see that beautiful crystal sea, and walking those streets of Gold. She left this world while being at Signature Nursing Home in Putnam County.

She was born February 7, 1953 to John Barlow Randolph and Mirl Dillon Randolph. Approximately four years later, Louise Randolph took on the role being mother to her and her sister Helen. John and Louise later had their child together, Janice. Anna attended Bon Air Church of God for many years with her parents. She loved the Lord and there was never a doubt of that. There were times during the church service, she would have tears rolling down her cheeks and would say, "The Lord will bless ye", she was a child of God and it showed.

Beulah did not like to be called Ann or Anna Mae. Her family would aggravate her by calling her Anna Mae and boy o boy she would let them know under no uncertain terms that her name was Beulah. She was also known as Boo or Boo Boo.

She could look at you and start laughing for no reason at all, it would brighten your day. Her laughter was like medicine, it made you feel good. When  she laughed everyone in the building knew she was there. She put a smile on every face especially, with her laugh. She loved going to Pacesetters or as she called it, school. If school was closed due to snow, she would go outside and sweep off the sidewalk. By doing that, she thought the bus would still come and take her to school. She never wanted to hear, "Hey Boo, no school today," because then she was not a happy woman. She loved going to school and riding the front seat of the bus. She also loved her baby dolls, watching cartoons and Barbie movies. Beulah also loved making potholders and hook and latch looms. She also loved her hamburger, fries and chocolate milkshake. Beulah was a very special woman. So many people have a special place in their hearts for her. She was loved by so many people especially her family. She will be greatly missed.

Beulah is preceded in death by her mother, Mirl Clark; father John Randolph and her momma Louise Randolph.

Survivors include her siblings, Helen Randolph Presley, Janice Randolph Sparks, Charles Clark, Gail Nichols, Sara Tubs, Townie Clark, Sally Crawford

Great Aunt: Lois Whitaker

Several nieces and nephews who loved and cherished her will miss her dearly

Funeral services will be conducted 1:00pm Tuesday, January 25, 2022 from the Chapel of Hunter Funeral Home with burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 11:00am until service time Tuesday at Hunter Funeral Home. Richard Key will officiate.