BEVERLY A. GRENIER

I MET BEV ABOUT 55 YEARS AGO AT WORK IN BOSTON AND WERE BEST FRIENDS EVER SINCE SHE WAS MY MAID OF HONER AT OUR WEDDING WE LOVE HER VERY MUCH WE WILL MISS HER ANN & BOB SMEDILE

sorry to have loss you have agood friend and bike rider we will think of you out on our bikes love ernie and sherry flannery

Beverly enjoyed the good things in life. I know one of her dreams was to have children...since that wasn't in God's plan she enjoyed her nieces and nephews very much. She loved riding in horse drawn carriages, her cat named Joey, listening to 50's and 60's music, fine oil paintings, listening to her mom tell of her childhood,
visiting her sister in Florida and she loved talking on the telephone to family and friends. Bev was proud of her brothers who served in the military. Most...

I met Beverly about four years ago while riding my bicycle in the park where we live. We were known as the Pine Hill Trikers. There was about eight of us. She loved riding her bike. One morning while I was riding, Beverly was coming by in her car. I said where are you going? She said to Boston for my cancer treatment, and I hate going alone. I said well you don't have to go alone anymore. She had the biggest smile on her face, and that sure made me feel good. Every Tuesday morning on the...

Beverly, you will never be forgotten with so much love. I will never forget all the great times you had boating with Gypsy in Hartland, ME, dining at DiMillo's Floating Restaurant in Portland, ME, Horse & Buggy rides in Kennebunkport, ME swimming at Wells Beach, ME and of course, you loved stopping at the Golden Rod in York, ME for taffy on your way home.
We had a lot of wonderful times over the years and I will cherish all those memories forever.
You gave so much love and happiness to...