Beverly Williams Baskin

I first met Bev at Danielle and Brian's wedding in Charleston, SC. She was so beautiful and bubbly and so very kind. I hardly knew her at that time, but it was like I had known her for years. And every subsequent time we were together it was the same, only better and better. I miss her very much.

My favorite memory of Bev was my final year at DCA when I really needed help finding placements for several juniors who were having a hard time finding just the right job shadowing experience for Career Exploration. Without fail she came through with the perfect placement for each one, and did it on deadline even when it invariably meant she had to stay late to get all 'her' work done. And she did it all so graciously, with a certain warmth in her smile that was truly the trademark of Beverly Baskin. It is so hard to believe she is gone.

I met Bev at Pauleese´s Hair Salon, I started doing her hair about a year before Ashley and Andrew were born. I grew to love her and her family over the years! I´m deeply heartbroken! She was the sweetest person ever! Would do anything for anyone! I´m going to miss her so much! I will definitely miss her laugh!! Such a delightful person to know!!! I Love you Bev!

I am thankful for the privilege of knowing Bev. I met Bev at Danielle and Brian´s wedding and was taken by her beauty, her graciousness and her warmth. She was wonderful in so many ways. Although I didn´t see her often, I so enjoyed being with her and will miss her smile and laugh and the love she shared wherever she was. She is an example of Christ´s love for everyone.