Thursday, December 19, 2024
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Linda and Bruce are saddened by the news of Bev's passing and send our heartfelt condolences to Lyle and their daughters Shannon and Marla. I met Bev at Marymount School of Nursing where we lived in Residence for the next 3 years. During those 3 years we became friends, shared family stories, boy stuff, made forever friendships, made memories, laughed , cried, had fun, learned nursing skills and a million other things. Best of all we came out as a family and on graduation became "the class of 1967". Our class had the best of the best classmates and on graduation, we became nurses and had life long friends. Even though some went to different cities, our bond never broke, we all came together every 5 years in Sudbury to celebrate every 5 yrs of nursing then 10 yrs and so on. Every reunion we just picked up where we left off as we had never left, reuniting with family members, as loving and caring to each other as ever, so eager to see everyone, catch up. It was wonderful. The husbands were always included and got to know everyone and this has lasted throughout the years. The big reunions have been stopped but our bond will be forever. I can still hear Bev's laughter and see her sitting cross legged on the end of her bed in residence as us girls gathered to chat, the midnight meetings in the common room after afternoon shift to have some toast or make popcorn, the giggles, the tears, the comradarie.
Bev, you were our family, our dear friend and will always be a part of the " Class of "67 " clan. R.I.P.Beverly.
