Beverly was truly a gift from God. She was my sister, my very best friend. She loved and lived life to it's fullest. She gave to all from her heart and soul. When she found she did not have long to live, she prepared her children as best as she could. She was more concerned with everyone and how they would feel after she was gone. She wanted to live long enough to see her garden grow. She died on Labor Day as her beautiful garden withered away. Our church was never as full as the day of her Memorial service. Her daughter wrote A Tribute To My Mother, which I will post. It says it all. She loved her children and would have been the greatest Grandma. She liked to sew and cook. She made the best LoMein and coconut custard pie. She loved to dance. She was a good disco dancer and helped teach dancing. Barry Manilow and his song Mandy was one of her favorites as was You are so Beautiful to Me, which is what she was to all who knew her. She played the piano, taught Sunday school, and was involved in all her kids activities. She knew her kids well and only wanted them to love and be happy in what ever life they chose for themselves. She wanted to be able to help others after she was gone so she donated her body to science and was cremated. Bevie you are truly loved and missed by all, especially your sister and brothers. Rest in peace with God's arms around you. You will never be forgotten. "For always and ever no matter what, we will be there for each other." The pact with you, me and Ralph. Bev donated her body to science. She was interred 1978 Jan 11th at Forest Green Cemetery, Morganville, NJ; Section C; Block 6; Row A; Space 30; phone 591 1501
Beverly was truly a gift from God. She was my sister, my very best friend. She loved and lived life to it's fullest. She gave to all from her heart and soul. When she found she did not have long to live, she prepared her children as best as she could. She was more concerned with everyone and how they would feel after she was gone. She wanted to live long enough to see her garden grow. She died on Labor Day as her beautiful garden withered away. Our church was never as full as the day of her Memorial service. Her daughter wrote A Tribute To My Mother, which I will post. It says it all. She loved her children and would have been the greatest Grandma. She liked to sew and cook. She made the best LoMein and coconut custard pie. She loved to dance. She was a good disco dancer and helped teach dancing. Barry Manilow and his song Mandy was one of her favorites as was You are so Beautiful to Me, which is what she was to all who knew her. She played the piano, taught Sunday school, and was involved in all her kids activities. She knew her kids well and only wanted them to love and be happy in what ever life they chose for themselves. She wanted to be able to help others after she was gone so she donated her body to science and was cremated. Bevie you are truly loved and missed by all, especially your sister and brothers. Rest in peace with God's arms around you. You will never be forgotten. "For always and ever no matter what, we will be there for each other." The pact with you, me and Ralph. Bev donated her body to science. She was interred 1978 Jan 11th at Forest Green Cemetery, Morganville, NJ; Section C; Block 6; Row A; Space 30; phone 591 1501
