Cindy Charmaine Beasley December 12, 1964 – August 6, 2026

Cindy Charmaine Beasley, 61, of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, passed away on August 6, 2026, after a courageous battle with cancer.

Born on December 12, 1964, Cindy was the fourth of six sisters who grew up in the small town of Jonesboro, Louisiana. Though she later made her home in Bossier Parish, her love of family and small-town spirit remained a part of who she was throughout her life.

Cindy was a true memory maker, always creating stories and moments that her family will treasure forever. She loved her boys and her grandchildren fiercely. Some of her favorite titles were Mamaw and HaHa. She loved being there for her grandbabies and proudly supported them in all their endeavors, whether it was sitting in the audience at a dance recital, cheering from the stands at a baseball game, or simply being there for the everyday moments that meant so much. She never missed an opportunity to show her love and support, and her grandchildren always knew they had someone in their corner. One of the most precious moments of her final days was meeting the newest arrival, Annie Claire, the day before she passed.

She was known for always having a secret to share, going out of her way to help anyone in need, and being the family’s favorite amateur PI. She had a passion for action movies and loved educating anyone willing to humor her on the fine arts of Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bruce Lee, and Jackie Chan. She loved her nieces and nephews and leaves them with countless memories of mischief and shenanigans.

She leaves behind the love of her life, Allen Presler; her sons, John Lester (Whitney) and Charlie Lester; and her beloved grandchildren, Little Charlie, Ava Grace, Jaxon, Brody, Mason, John Ross, and Annie Claire. She is also survived by her sisters, Cheryl Fenn, Rhonda Ferguson, and Michelle Wilhite, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, extended family members, and friends who loved her dearly.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Charlie and Peggy Caskey; her sisters, Regina Caskey and Donna Massey; her brothers-in-law, Tate Webb and Alan Ferguson; and her nephews, Shane Webb and Mark Fenn.

Cindy was truly one of a kind. She had a generous heart for both people and animals and would give her last dime to help someone in need or feed a starving animal. She never hesitated to lend a hand, share what she had, or show up for someone who needed her. That generosity, along with the countless memories she made, will remain a lasting part of her legacy. Her family will carry her with them in every story, every laugh, and every gathering, keeping her memory alive in all the moments they wish she were there to share.