Beverly Hallman Butterworth

I feel very blessed to have been her nephew. Aunt Beverly was ALWAYS sooooooo supportive, even when I did stupid things like putting on a weight lifting demonstration for the family talent show at Christmas when I was about 12. She clapped and told me how great it was while everyone else politely went about their business. I loved her. Hey, I don't have any of your (Tom, Barbara, Garth, Louise and Jason) contact info. Could you please send it to me at [email protected]. Wishing...

Dear Cousins, Last night Jeff and I heard that your wonderful mom died. She was a favorite of ours tho we didn´t have much connection in these last years. Would love to reconnect with you. Jill n Jeff [email protected]

Beverly's memorial service today was something I was looking forward to. Not only to honor the lovely lady she was, but to give my condolences to her family and other friends. Unfortunately, I can't get my car out of the garage. Darn! Just know Beverly was a delight to work with, and a good friend. Carpe diem. Much love Jenny Duchene.

I met Beverly when I started at the late, lamented Oregon Journal in 1982. From the very beginning, she was kind and helpful, gently guiding me on history, context and sources when my stories touched upon her subject areas. She was one of the nicest people I ever worked with at the Journal and The Oregonian.

I knew Beverly and her family for over 40 years. I grew up in the same neighborhood and helped take care of her three sons when Beverly and Tom would go out for dinner. The boys were pretty big up by the time I took care of them, but Beverly thought that I would be able to keep them from burning down the house or causing major bodily harm to one another. Actually, they were a great family and I continued to cross paths with Beverly over the years because I entered the advertising business,...

We have many, fond memories of Beverly. Our condolences, Michael and Gloria Olds