Beverly Poore

Bev and her husband were friends of my parents when they lived in Iowa City. (Jim and Anne Smith.) I believe Mom and Bev met at the MadHatter Tea Room - my grandma ran it. Bev corresponded with Mom (Anne Smith)ever since she moved to Wisconsin - for over 50 years! What a true and loyal friend she was to Mom. Peace and many blessings to her family.

I am another Nixon family descendant - I met Beverly for the first time at a reunion some years ago and talked with her on the phone earlier this year. The heritage we share was a common interest, and I will cherish the memory of her interest in the family. Blessings to her children and sister.

Beverly and I had the same Great Grandparents and shared an interest in our families. When we moved to Des Moines, she would call to catch up with me and see how we were doing. She was such a loving person and I truly will miss my cousin and friend. My sympathy to the entire family. Susan Cornwell Langwith

My sympathy goes out to the family during your time of grief. May God's loving-kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time. (Psalm 119:50,76)

I enjoyed knowing Beverly for many years, primarily through HPCC. Her love of Christ and dedication to her church were remarkable. Beverly will be greatly missed.

I had know or years she was good friends with my folds sorry ican't make it today .

Our family moved to 1010 Clinton Avenue around the start of the school year 1959. Beverly marched Mike, Karen and Susie two doors down Clinton to introduce themselves. Mike, Karen and Susie are brother and sisters, not just kids we grew up with. Beverly and Harold were a second mom and dad. Beverly never held back correcting Mike and I if we were doing something that displeased her. Harold was strong and stable. I learned to listen carefully when he made a suggestion. We neighborhood...