Ok.. there is no easy way to put this. I am requesting help financially on behalf of my dear, sweet, selfless friend and sister-in-law Amy Christine Beall. She lives in the Ohio valley and has raised a beautiful family over the last 35 years. Her husband Bill was a truck driver and passed away in April. HOWEVER!! Her youngest son Cole Nathanial Beall Just lost a year long battle with leukemia on August 30, 2025. I would provide a long description of details however the facts stand alone. A mother, and wife lost her entire world within 5 months and we need help!!! There is no way to make that sound anything except please help us continue to contribute in order to reach the the $8000 total cost to bury a son next to his father. The Beall family worked hard and stayed together. They are a pillar in the community of our small steel valley towns. Both father and son were truck drivers and provided services and supplies across the US. Please visit Cole Beall's Obituary to help donate directly which is included below. or donate in any way you can everything is much needed and appreciated!

Donation for Cole Nathaniel Beall

***Please Help Cole he has been battling with Leukemia for 1 year and 6 months at Cleveland Clinic. Please Help give him a burial next to his father.

https://www.schuetzfuneralhome.com/obituaries/cole-beall

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Cole Nathaniel Beall

August 4, 1998 — August 30, 2025

Martins Ferry, OH

Cole Nathaniel Beall, a cherished father, son, brother, and friend, was born on August 4, 1998, in Bellaire, Ohio. He departed this world on August 30, 2025, after a courageous six-month battle with leukemia. Cole's strength, tenacity, and unwavering spirit will forever be remembered by those who loved him.

Throughout his life, Cole found joy in many things, but nothing filled his heart more than his role as a father to his beloved daughter, Anna Bella Rose Beall. His devotion to Anna was evident in every moment they shared, and he took great pride in being her dad. It was his proudest accomplishment and the source of his greatest joy.

Like his father before him, Cole followed in his footsteps and became a truck driver, a profession that allowed him to connect with the legacy of his family. He drove for Bee Mac, taking on his father's route with a sense of honor and pride. He cherished the camaraderie of the road, a place where he could feel his father's presence beside him.

Cole's quiet disposition belied a warm and approachable nature; he could strike up a conversation with anyone, making connections that many others might overlook. He loved the color green and embraced life with a gentle spirit, sharing laughter and creating lasting memories with his family. One such memory was the Fourth of July spent at the hospital with his mother, Amy Christine (Doughty) Beall, watching fireworks and talking about everything under the sun. He also reminisced about memorable walks around town during Halloween, proudly wearing his Stillits.

Cole's love for music and gaming provided many hours of cherished downtime, often spent with friends and family. One of his most exciting experiences was attending a Disturbed concert, where he had such a great time that he found himself helping to keep his brother safe in the mosh pit—a true testament to his caring nature and love for his siblings.

Cole leaves behind a loving family: his mother, Amy Christine (Doughty) Beall; his daughter, Anna Bella Rose Beall; two brothers, William James (Carley) Beall of Smithfield and Damion (Kayla) Beall of Rayland; his maternal grandfather, Jim (Sharon) Doughty of Rayland; uncles Rob (Tammy) Beall of Houston, TX, Dave (Barb) Beall of Tennessee, Jimmy (Dawn) Doughty of Wexford, PA, and Patrick Doughty of Yorkville; as well as aunts Melissa Doughty of Tiltonsville and Vikki (Rich) Deters of Rayland.

Cole was preceded in death by his father, William Roy Beall, on April 27, 2025, and his maternal grandmother, Mary Doughty. Their memories will be forever etched in the hearts of those left behind.

Visitation will be held at the Yorkville United Methodist Church 121 3rd Street Yorkville, OH , on September 5, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and again on September 6, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. A funeral service will follow at 11 am.

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