Juanita Luvennia Beauregard

With hearts full of both sorrow and gratitude for the beautiful life she lived, we remember Juanita Luvennia Beauregard, who departed from this world on August 14, 2026, at Alive Hospice in Nashville, Tennessee, after a brief illness. Born on March 31, 1957, in Clarksville, Tennessee, Juanita’s life stands as a touching testament to the power of kindness, faith, and community involvement.

Juanita was a proud graduate of Hume Fogg High School. After completing her education, she dedicated her professional life to serving others as a social worker with Metro Social Services. Through her work, she touched the lives of countless individuals and families, always seeking to uplift and advocate for those in need. Her compassion and perseverance in her vocation became guiding lights to all who knew her.

Her generous heart was paired with an infectious joy for life’s simple pleasures. Juanita had a true talent for gardening, finding peace and fulfillment tending to the earth and helping things grow—a hobby that mirrored her commitment to nurturing the spirits of those around her. She had a gifted voice and loved singing, often sharing this special gift in her community and church. She cherished every opportunity to uplift others, especially the youth, taking immense pride in seeing young people she mentored succeed and attend college.

Fondly remembered as “The Songstress” of The Resident Association, Juanita was a legacy Resident Association (RA) Officer. Inspired by her mother, former RA President Lena Bell Hoskins Stewart, and working closely alongside her sister Brenda J. Stewart Morrow, Juanita dedicated herself to continuing their shared mission of bettering the community. Her leadership, warmth, and willingness to serve marked her as a pillar among friends and neighbors. It is impossible to measure the fullness of her impact—truly, she will be missed.

A woman of steadfast faith, Juanita was a proud and devoted member of Bride of Christ Church, where she served faithfully as a Deaconess. Her kindness, sweet Christian spirit, and deep values guided her every interaction, earning the love and respect of all who were blessed to know her.

Among those who mourn her passing, Juanita leaves behind a loving family: her sisters Brenda Morrow and Deborah Stewart, and her brothers Charles Stewart, Jeffrey Stewart, and Ishaaq, Raymond “Twilight” Stewart, great nieces and nephews, god daughter, Markeeta Phillips, chosen family, god son, Edward Perkins as well as several other relatives and friends. In countless ways, through example and affection, she remained a source of strength and joy for them all.

Juanita now joins in eternal rest her beloved husband, Ronnie Beauregard; her cherished father, Booker Stewart, and mother, Lena Hoskins Stewart; her sisters, Wanda Stewart Scales and Patricia, Kathleen Mayes.

Family and friends are invited to celebrate Juanita’s life and legacy at the visitation, which will be held on August 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Terrell Broady Funeral Home, Inc., located at 3855 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN 37218. A memorial service will follow at 11:00 a.m. at the same location, where memories will be shared and her remarkable journey will be honored.

Though Juanita Luvennia Beauregard’s earthly life has drawn to a close, her impact and spirit remain indelible in the hearts of all she touched—the community she served, the church she loved, the young minds she nurtured, and the family who adored her. May her memory always be a blessing.