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May 21, 2017
Teacher, youth leader, friend, mentor and one of the kindest persons I ever knew. Always there when, as a youth, I needed encouragement, or a piece of good advice! They don't make them them like that any more!
Richard Huffman
Mount Juliet, TN
Marta Warnick-Aldrich
May 21, 2017
Writer, church leader, wife, mother, traveler you were all these things. But to me, you were an encourager most of all. You always said the right word at the right time. And you couldn't help but bring out the best in everyone you encountered, me included. I never came away from Beverly St. John that I didn't feel more energized to proclaim the glass half full, walk the extra mile, or turn the other cheek. Yours was a holy energy, and everyone who knew you understands. Your genuine love for people was evident. Assured of your life purpose, you brought hope to the weary, and confidence to those of us who were a little less assured. And you did it all with joy and laughter and grace. Thank you, Beverly, for touching me and my family in a powerful way. We are just a few of the many people you've blessed across a lifetime of encouragement.
Mitchell Walker, Sr.
May 21, 2017
I thank my God for the privilege of knowing Sister Beverly St.John. She leaves such a wonderful and memorable legacy. Her love, her kindness, her joy, her peace, her wisdom, her leadership, her support, her spirituality, her faith -these and other demonstrated Christian qualities were demonstrated and displayed in her life. I will always remember her for the personal relationship that I had with her and for the work that I have always seen her committed to, especially in the attempts at reconciliation and reunification between the CPC and the CPCA. She has now transitioned from labor to reward. I thank God for Sister Beverly St.John!!!
May the God of all comfort you all!
Dr. & Mrs. Mitchell M. Walker, Sr. and family
Beverly Ann Feinstein
May 21, 2017
My dearest Auntie, You enriched my life from the moment I was born until the day you left us. Sixty-four+ years of your love, your caring heart, your optimism, your acceptance, your example, and the hundreds of home-cooked meals kept me going. You believed in love and hope and freedom and loyalty. Gracious beyond compare. Hostess with the mostest! Heart of gold. Generous, kind, forgiving, sympathetic, courageous. You were all of these things. I am so proud to be your namesake. I know you are telling stories and laughing and rejoicing with the angels at this moment. Heaven is an even brighter place with you there.
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