Beverly, grew up in my neighborhood. Just down California avenue from where I lived on Oak avenue. We went to kindergarten together and should have gove to La Sierra High School, however, the districts changed as we entered our freshman year. Yea, she was shy, but she was also beautiful in many ways. She was one of those women who did not have an agenda, I guess that makes her shy. I always thought she was polite. I never dated her, wish I would have. I loved you Beverly! You now know the secret of life of which we all strive for. God Bless you, until that time..................
Beverly was the sweetest person. It showed in her eyes and smile without saying a word. So saddened to hear of her passing.
As I remember she had two boys. My Joe and I stayed with her and her family a couple of days years ago when they were living in Southern Cal. Her youngest was just a baby.
When we were in high school she joked that when we were old ladies we would be wearing our shawls driving by the "boy's" houses. I loved her gentle humor. We had such good times together.
Vicki Hall (Cox)
Sorry to hear of Beverly's passing. Far too short a life. I remember her well as we had classes together and
enjoyed the connection of two that were so shy, It was conforting to us both to have a pal that understood and
made each other more comfortable. I wonder if she became more outgoing with the years as I did. Did she have
children? She must have she would have been a natural at that, I'm sorry to hear her life was so short.
Sincerely, Vicki Hall Cox
Donald Bush
Beverly, grew up in my neighborhood. Just down California avenue from where I lived on Oak avenue. We went to kindergarten together and should have gove to La Sierra High School, however, the districts changed as we entered our freshman year. Yea, she was shy, but she was also beautiful in many ways. She was one of those women who did not have an agenda, I guess that makes her shy. I always thought she was polite. I never dated her, wish I would have. I loved you Beverly! You now know the secret of life of which we all strive for. God Bless you, until that time..................
Don B
Mary Palermo (Schreiber)
Beverly was the sweetest person. It showed in her eyes and smile without saying a word. So saddened to hear of her passing.
As I remember she had two boys. My Joe and I stayed with her and her family a couple of days years ago when they were living in Southern Cal. Her youngest was just a baby.
When we were in high school she joked that when we were old ladies we would be wearing our shawls driving by the "boy's" houses. I loved her gentle humor. We had such good times together.
Love you Bev,looking forward to seeing you again.