Beverly Ann Gregory-Warner

In Loving Memory of Beverly Ann Rose Gregory Warner

Beverly Ann Rose Gregory Warner, a beacon of kindness and warmth, departed this life on February 23, 2026, at the age of 89 in Castalian Springs, Tennessee. Born on September 4, 1936, in the charming coastal town of New Bedford, Massachusetts, Beverly graced the lives of all who knew her with her radiant smile and welcoming spirit.

The fabric of Beverly's life was woven with threads of love and devotion to her family, a sentiment she embraced with open arms. She cherished every moment spent in the company of her loved ones, creating lasting memories that will forever resonate within their hearts. Her kindness was innate, as was her ability to make everyone feel at home, imparting her warmth to friends and family alike.

Throughout her life, Beverly was a steadfast matriarch. She bore the irreplaceable joys and sorrows of parenthood, having been predeceased by her sons, Raymond Effler, Richard Effler, Gary Gregory, and William “Billy” Gregory. Her beloved husband first, Joseph Gregory, Sr., and later, Alois Warner, Sr., were constants in her journey, as she navigated both the triumphs and trials of life.

Beverly is survived by her son, Joseph Gregory, along with numerous cherished grandchildren and great-grandchildren, each carrying forward her legacy of love and light. Though her physically vibrant presence is gone, the essence of Beverly will remain eternally alive in the memories and hearts of those who had the privilege to know her.

Her parents, William Rose and Sophie Rose, alongside her sister, Stella Senna, welcomed her into their eternal embrace, having preceded her in death. Together, they now share in the sweetness of family bond that knew no bounds.

As we remember Beverly Ann Rose Gregory Warner, we celebrate a life full of meaning—one marked by love, laughter, and a remarkable gift for nurturing connections that spanned generations. Her spirit will undoubtedly linger in the tales recounted by those she leaves behind, a testament to a life well-lived, richly adorned with affection and cherished moments.

A Celebration of Beverly’s life will be held on Saturday, February 28. Visitation at 1:00PM & service at 2:00 PM at City Gate Church. 734 Red River Rd, Gallatin, TN 37066.