Beulah Marie Boson Square was born on February 16, 1941 to Elias Boson, Sr. and Louisa Williams in Austin County, city of Bellville, Texas. Beulah was a graduate of Austin County High School and received a Degree in Education from Prairie View A&M University in Prairie View, Texas.

Beulah started her career as a teacher in the educational system. She retired from Mother Frances Hospital after more than 30 years of service as a unit secretary.

Beulah accepted Jesus Christ at an early age where she attended Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Bellville, Texas. After her marriage, Beulah joined El Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Overton, Texas where she served diligently as a faithful and active member of several auxiliaries; which included financial secretary, member of the choir, fellowship hall supervisor where she was able to utilize her culinary skills, and her most rewarding role was teacher of the Women's Sunday School Class. She truly thrived in her role as a devoted Sunday School Educator which took her back to her original educational background.

Beulah loved to teach and discuss the Word of GOD. She was so amazing at explaining and listening to others' interpretation of the Sunday School lessons.

On March 25, 1967, Beulah was united in marriage to Mr. Jay W. Square and remained married for 58 years. To this union, two children were born: Daughter, Keysia D. Square Duhon and Wesley R. Square. One granddaughter, lyana Square.

Beulah enjoyed her life to the fullest and was very family-oriented. She enjoyed spending time with and cooking for her family. Her favorite holiday was Thanksgiving. Beulah was a great cook of many food items especially her beans and homemade cakes. Beulah enjoyed traveling, reading her mystery books, working puzzles, anything to stimulate her mind.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Elias Boson,Sr.& Louisa Williams Boson; one sister: Coretha Boson; five brothers: Bo Williams, Colbert Boson, Elias Boson, Jr., Allred Boson, and Stevenson Boson.

Beulah's beautiful memories will remain forever in the hearts of husband, Jay W. Square; children: Keysla D. Square Duhon(Gerald) of Princeton, Texas and Wesley R. Square of Tyler,Texas; brother: Morris Boson(Linda) of Winona, TX; special friend: Naomi Rider of Tyler, Texas; Special Sisters in Christ: Linda Boson of Winona, Texas; Sclestine Square Foster and Marva Jo Shaw of Tyler, Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Beulah will forever be known for her great cooking and baking. Some of us have fond memories, 1 of stopping by her house on Sunday afternoons after church where we were always guaranteed a great meal and fresh, baked, homemade cakes. Pound Cake was her favorite.

Beulah was called Home by the Heavenly Father because he was in need of her culinary andmeducational skills to assist in feeding and teaching His Angels spiritually and physically.