Lillian Beard

Many years ago I met your mom in Everett when I taught first grade at Whittier Elementary and had both Robert and Janet in my class. I was always impressed with the care she gave to her family and the joy that they brought her. Later I moved next door to Grace Lark and found out that she worked with your mom and the friendship they shared. Our paths crossed again when she and her husband moved to Marysville. We often would run into each other as we grocery shopped. She would fill me...

We were so sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. She was someone we knew since childhood. We were friends of Beverly, Eddy, Sharon and later Bobby and Janet She made us some Barbie clothes and flannel blankets for our dolls She was a mom figure to us always treating us nice. All of our moms in the neighborhood were friends. All of us will miss her Our thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the days ahead

Lillian and my mom, Donna Levin, were best friends since nursing school. Their combined 10 children stairstepped in age - me being the eldest to Janet being the baby. Mom was married to Lillian's sisters' widower, Dick, for almost 35 years. Lillian was part of the Thompson children's lives for over 60 years.
My sympathy and prayers to Lucias and his children and grandchildren. You lost a beautiful person. Her spirit will remain in your hearts forever until you meet again in heaven

Janet, so very sorry to hear of your loss. Based on knowing you and reading your mom's obituary I know I would have enjoyed meeting her. May memories warm your heart.

Thinking of you and your loss, Bev. Hugs

Lillian was a very kind lady, I have very fond memories of her. May your hearts be filled with all of the wonderful memories during this time.

I was your Moms hairdresser for the last several years, and I feel like I know each of you personally. She shared stories with me about all of you, and the love for each of you was abundant! I loved her sweet and nurturing spirit. What a gift you all got having her for a Mom. My husband Alan and I are so sorry for your loss, but rejoice in the knowledge that she now rests in the arms of Jesus.

Lillian and her sister, Anna, were my neighbors and best friends growing up and all through high school. I just talked with her after she moved to Garden Court. She will be missed.