Marge Beasley
5600 E Nathan Way
Bloomington, IN 47408
812-360-1696
marjorie.beasley@comcast.net
 

My husband and I have been retired since 2008 when we sold our Food Service Distribution business located in Bloomington, IN.  Marge had previously retired as Director of Food, Nutrition and Environmental Services at Bloomington Hospital in 2006 after 35 years of service.

Marge and Charles live 7 months in Bloomington and the remaining five months in Naples, Florida, where they have a home in a golf/resort community.  Charles enjoys golfing in both home locations, and Marge is a Certified Pilates Instructor and teaches both the Pilates mat and equipment exercises in the two locations.

Collectively, we have four children and five grandchildren.  One grandson is a sophomore at Indiana University.  The four granddaughters live in Indianapolis with two granddaughters going to St. Pius Catholic grade school and the two older ones going to North Central High School.

We enjoy traveling to foreign countries and taking cruises in our leisure time.  We are looking at permanently retiring in a Lutheran Planned Development Community in Naples that is to be built in 2013.
 

2007

Marge retired in November 2006 after a 35-year career working as the Food, Nutrition & Environmental Services Director at Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, IN.

Not remaining idle too long in her retirement, Marge is working as Vice President, Human Resources/Operations, for her husband's business:  Beasley Foodservice & Beasley Transportation, a Bloomington-based, full-line/full-service Foodservice Distribution Company serving customers in the Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky areas.

Marge also is an investor in a Pilates Studio and is a Certified Pilates Mat & Equipment instructor -- teaching clients from college to retirement ages.

Marge's son, Eric, his wife and four daughters live in Indianapolis, IN.

Marge and her husband, Charles, spend time also in Naples, Florida, where they own a home in a golf-resort community -- where they hope someday to spend a great deal more time.

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