Beverly Ann Goss

I´ve just learned of Bev´s passing. I think back fondly of our friendship when she attended Marble/marble Symposium. Everyone loved her gentle ways, and once she took over the Redstone Art Center, she was obviously the one lady who could do it with ease. I can still see her riding her bike along 133, and I can hear her laughter. I´ve thought of her often and always smile.

Wonderful memories of meeting Bev Goss in her Redstone Gallery in Marble, Colorado years ago (2006-2010?). I´m grateful we´re proud owners of her beautiful one of a kind sculpture w a twisted past;) (first marble in Greece broke in transit then bronzed in Colorado:) she named it Agean Twist. Bev graciously let us purchase Agean Twist right off her studio desk when we told her we were hypnotized by it sparkling in the sifted light streaming from her workshop windows. Bev was beginning her...

Brian, Thank you for sending. What a wonderful tribute to your Mom. When i think of your Mom, I recall her super large smile. Always seemed happy with us rambunctious kids, even if we were causing trouble. Whenever I met her she was always in a cheerful mood. That's the memory that stays with me. Prayers to you and your family. Todd LeCesne

The Gosses were my host family when I arrived in the US back in 1973. They were already host family to my brother, and were generous to also accept me. During my first year in Albuquerque, my brother and I regularly hung out with the Gosses, usually over Sunday dinner. After my brother left for SMU a year later, I continued to visit with them. When I left New Mexico in 1976, we maintained contact and I often visited them during school breaks. Now, more than fifty years later, they are still...

Such a special and courageous woman

Worked with Bev at KNME-TV. Hope she is adorning the heavens with her talent. Tom Miles