Jean Shreffler Beveridge

Jean was one of those heavenly daughters of God that shined forth her light amongst even the darkest of circumstances. I met her in the 90's through her son Reed. I was not religious at that time, and yet she welcomed me w/open arms and warm hospitality. As years went on, I became religious, again through the instrumentality of REED, and developed a spiritual relationship with Jean. I went to see her with my family in 2014, and continued to communicate with her until shortly before her resting from mortality. She was stallworth in her faith throughout it all, and a true follower of Jesus Christ in words and deeds. I feel honored to have known her. She is continuing her Christlike work beyond the veil even now. May we all try to be more like her.
Jon Dilks

Bill and Rhonda,

We were sorry to read about the death of your Mother. We only knew you two and your children, but know that she was a wonderful Mom. Our sincere condolences.

David and Beverly

Mary Lynn, Tim and family, reading about your mothers life was such a joy. What a remarkable woman. This is such a tender time and yet a beautiful memory for you and your family. Steve and I send our love and prayers for comfort to see you through. It is not easy having lost my sweet mother this last October, so grateful for Gods plan and that it is but a mere moment until we are all together again . We love you guys Robyn and Steve Dunn

To Jean's family- I will not be able to attend the funeral tomorrow so I want to express my love for your mother today. We have had the privedge of being her neighbors for the last 6 years. During that time I have come to know and admire her so much. She has been such an inspiration to us. She has been the epitome of aging gracefully, thru 2 broken hips and then cancer, she amazed us all with her unfading cheerfulness and wit. She was a beacon of faith and hope. She told me often how she longed to leave and be with Bob again, and she loved to reminice about her life with you all, the cabin and trips to Mazatlan. And she so appreciated all your loving care and help. She was so independent, she wouldn't even let us bring in her trash cans.
She was so generous too, she shared all the peaches she grew with her neighbors. But my favorite story is when she took up Indexing- she was about 88 and wanted to "contribute" so she learned to index, and with your help, did it as long as she could. She was a true "angel" and we shall miss her terribly.

Heartfelt condolences to the entire Beveridge clan...

To the entire Beveridge Clan,
Jean was such a special person in my life & I am so fortunate to have known such a smart & kind woman as my mother in law. I will miss her & remember her with admiration and love. I so appreciate the guidance and care she gave to my son. Bryan and Jean had a very sweet relationship, I will be forever grateful to her for taking such a interest in Bryan's life and being such a wonderful influence on him.
My deepest sympathy, with love, Chantelle Markakis

Your children will miss you , you were the glue that held them together

Dear Mary Lynn and Family:
What a wonderful neighbor and friend your Mother has been to my husband and me. She has been an example of cheerfulness, tenacity, courage, and long suffering. She will be missed by so many of us who love her.
I wrote Carolyn to let her know of your Mother's passing. As you know, she is now living in the Philippines I would like to let you know what she has emailed me:
"I felt nothing but love and kindness from Jean and I'm sorry not to be there for her funeral. Jean came to Mom's funeral and it meant so much. Mary Lynn and her family were a big part of my life and please give Mary Lynn a big hug and tell her I loved her Mom, she was amazing in a lot of ways that I admired."
We send our love and sympathy.

Dear Rich and Sue,

Please accept our sincere condolences at this tender time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dave and Becky Pittam

Good Moms,will always have a special place in our hearts. Jim & Patty Dailey