Beverly White

The end of the 70's throughout the 80's was an historic time in Utah as we marched for the ERA, battled the AIDS epidemic and fought for gay rights. Bev was always there for us, behind the scenes or on the front line. The Women's Resource Center was the command center for many women's and LBGT events and Bev was always supportive and present, physically or in spirit. Thank you Bev, for paving the way, being courageous, clever in your political action, and speaking truth to power. You are...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Cousin Bev was always the sparkle that lit up the room. She was fearless and I always admired her for that. No was never part of her vocabulary. It was always let's see if I can do this. And she always did.

I didn't really know Ms. White, but over the years, worked on issues needing her support in Utah Legislature. She was a White Hat.

Talk about impressions, I served in the 38th session of the Utah State House of Representatives with Beverly, with overwhelming respect and a sense of pride with her work in politics. A great voice has been silenced and but her contribution and protection of women's rights will most certainly live on for years to come