Beverly Marilyn Prostrollo

No words... to really describe one of the most amazing humans I will ever know. Just thoughts of gratitude and memories of Aunt Bev to carry us forward. Her quiet example of so many wonderful qualities and wise and kind words leave deep footprints on those that know her. She shared an image for me in her mind of my Mom, Marie, a sister of hers, being in Heaven keeping the Lord very busy. I never quite could picture it. I know my Mom, Marie, just simply treasured Bev so much, and just pictured her calmly waiting for all of us to get there. Now, I do find some comfort in imagining both of them together working hard and laughing- with no pain- as they run through God's house to inspire others to get busy. But if they both just get to rest, hug, and laugh together that would be my personal wish. But creating things to be done seems to a well-honed specialty for each so I think Bev's idea of Marie is more likely for both now. Bev helped me a great deal with my losing Marie. And my wish is to do something to honor her generosity when her own heart was so affected. She really did leave many of us some very deep steps to follow. I celebrate her and all of her family. Their generosity of kindness to me during this current very dark hour honored their Mom and Grandmother in the best of all ways. Dark times reveal part of character and I know Bev would be beaming if she got a glimpse of the her family.