Beverly Brosch Obituary
She loved animals and donated her time to the Sevier Co. Humane society. She enjoyed Hiking and all the area wildlife. The Appalachian Bear Rescue was another cause she believed in.
She was preceded in death by parents Eugene and Doris Francisco. Her husband of 60 years Tom Brosch.
She is survived by brother Rodger Francisco, sister Barbra Munden, daughter Tamara Brosch, granddaughter Ashley Brosch and great grand children.
At her request there will be no service at this time. In lieu of flowers donations in her memory to the Sevier Co. Humane Society or the Appalachian Bear Rescue are appreciated.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Charlie Johnson
December 21, 2024
I first meet Bev when MNB was being. I had met Tom Brosh years before when he had the Happy Hiker shop in Gatlinburg. I was also aware of his work with the Bear Rescue Center.They both became very good friends to me.
The thing I remember most about Bev was her smile. No matter what the day brought, she could always bighten it with that smile.
Bev was very quiet and very efficient in her work. She always had all the information that was needed easily within her reach at any time. She was a very loyal person and if anything was said in confidence you could be assured that she would keep it confident. She was so helpful to everyone. She was funny and could lighten up any otherwise tense situations. She was just fun to be around.
Bev loved Tom and he was absolutely crazy about her. I saw and witnessed that when Tom was hospitalized with what was thought to be a gigantic tumor. Tom was in terrible pain and Bev felt his pain when she was in great fear of losing him. I was at the hospital with them before the surgery, and during and after the surgery. We shared some very personal conversations in the evenings when I sat with them. They were very concerned for each other. They just loved each other so deeply. I think of them ofter. I certainly miss my good friends, especially Bev. I know God is well pleased to have their company.
Charlie Johnson
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