Beverly Jean Lawson

Beverly Jean Lawson, a cherished beacon of love and compassion, passed away peacefully on September 25, 2025, in Menifee, California, at the age of 84. Born on November 11, 1940, in Santa Ana, California, Beverly's life was a tapestry of love, friendship, and generosity.

Beverly's journey began as a daughter, sister, and eventually, a loving wife to her devoted husband, Gary Lawson. Together, they built a life rich in laughter and mutual support. Her role as a mother to Kristine Ellis, Pamela Elliott (married to Brian), and Troy Lawson, was where Beverly's abundant love, prayers and support truly shone. She was a godly woman in the lives of her seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild, weaving stories of love and prayer that will echo through generations.

Her sister, Linda Henderson, shared in the many joys and dreams that Beverly brought into this world. Their bond was a testament to the enduring nature of sisterly love and shared memories. Beverly's family was the cornerstone of her life, and her dedication to them was unwavering.

Professionally, Beverly was a valued member of the Riverside County Health Department, where she served as a secretary in the nutrition program. Her work was more than a job; it was a means to positively impact the community she held dear. Beverly's friendly demeanor and willingness to help left a lasting impression on her colleagues and those she assisted.

Beverly's zest for life extended well beyond her family and work. She was an avid player of chair volleyball, delighting in the camaraderie and competition the game brought. Her love for technology kept her connected with friends and family, as she navigated social media with the same grace and enthusiasm, she applied to all her interests. The virtual world was another canvas for Beverly, where she played games with friends and stayed abreast of the lives of her loved ones.

Creativity was the lifeblood that coursed through Beverly's veins. Her artistic talents were evident in her drawings and culminated in the authoring of a children's book-a legacy of her gifts. Beverly's creative works were not just hobbies; they were extensions of her loving gifts, crafted to bring joy and blessings to those around her.

To know Beverly was to know love in its purest form. Her friendly nature made her a cherished friend and confidant to many. The word "creative" only begins to describe the ingenuity and originality that Beverly brought to every endeavor. Her legacy is one of love, friendship, and a personal relationship with Jesus.

Beverly Jean Lawson's life was a masterpiece painted with the brushstrokes of love, friendship, and generosity. As we celebrate her remarkable journey, we hold tight to the memories that will forever keep her spirit alive in our hearts. Beverly's light may have dimmed in the physical world, but the godly example of her life will continue to inspire and bless those she touched.