Beverly Clifton Kimbrough

Richard - sorry to hear about Beverly. I just read it on the internet. May God be with you during this time of loss.

Beverly deeply touched our hearts with her kind and gracious ways in the short time we knew her. We can’t express how much she will be missed and will never forget her. May God continue to comfort you during this difficult time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you. We pray you feel God's comforting love and peace through this difficult time and the days to come. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Our love and prayers. Mike and Vicki Bryant

My condolences to all who knew Beverly. She will continue to touch the lives of all who knew her, for she was truely an angle. Now, she has her wings.........

Our hearts are saddened to hear of your great loss,please know you are not alone and not only are we praying for your family: God Himself is there with you. We pray that you will know he is holding you and getting you through this difficult time. We also pray you will feel His presence through the coming days and months. Our love and prayers. Ronny & Jan Ragland

Kimbrough/Clifton Family,

How do you say goodbye to someone who touched your life in such a positive manner, her poise, grace, sweet smile and always listening heart made her one of the few people that I have come in contact with in my life that challenged me to be a better person. I will miss her deeply as I know all of you will. As I child of God, I will not say goodbye, just look forward to seeing her again.
Linda Morris

Richard, Julie, Suzanne and Ramey:

Our prayers are for your comfort and peace. Beverly was a wonderful friend to my family, and to me in particular during the darkest hours of my cancer battle. Her encouragement and love for me was something I will carry in my heart always.

My condolences to the Family of Mrs. Kimbrough,
Death is not an easy thing to accept however,
the Bible assures us to draw close to God and
he will draw close to you. Out of the principle
ways to draw close to God is through
prayer.

Suzanne:
I am so sorry about your sweet mom. I am out of town this week, so I can't be at the funeral. I want you to know how much your mom did for me the year you were in my first grade classroom. I was a first year teacher, and your precious mom took me under her wing and helped me in so many ways. She had faith in me when I didn't. She took on "Room Mother" responsibilities, but was so much more than that. I credit much of my success to her guidance, patience, and love all those years ago. I haven't kept up with her much through the years, but did know of her illness. She has been on my prayer list ever since I found out about it. You all will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers during the difficult days ahead. I know you can rest assured that she is in the loving arms of her Savior and is dancing on those golden streets. May the Lord bless you and keep you, sweetie. Love you...Kay Stambaugh

Ramey and family - Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I'd only met Beverly a couple of times such a beautiful and caring lady. Our sincere sympathy - Casey and Jeff Mikus (Lubbock, TX)

Richard and family, my deepest sympathy to you at this time of your loss. Beverly was a gracious and beautiful lady. I'm glad I ran into her at the Lubbock airport one day and had a chance to visit and catch up. Please know that my prayers are with you. Sincerely,

Richard and Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Beverly was a lovely lady and will be greatly missed. Sincerely,

Suzanne and Family, Dean and I are so sorry to hear about your Mother. She was a wonderful mother that really helped us with the cheerleaders. We want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Dean and Sherry Thompson

With our sincere sympathy,
Florabel and Malcolm Tisdel

Richard, so very sorry to hear about Beverly. May God be with you in your loss. David Shockley , Hamilton, TX

My name is Debbie Evans Ernst and I graduated with Beverly from Amarillo High School in 1970. I shared alot of fun times in the Sandie Steppers and being in several classes together with her. I always enjoyed the sweet person that she was.

I visited a few times with Beverly in recent years, when she was in Lubbock and always enjoyed catching up on old times and hearing about her dear children and grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by all of us.

I know Beverly was a true fighter throughout her illness and now we know she suffers no more. May God give all of you peace at this difficult time.

I will always have fond memories of your dear loved one.

Love,
Debbie Ernst
Lubbock, TX