Beverly J. Schofield

So surprised to learn of dear Bev´s passing. We were lifelong town residents, school classmates, and frequently chatted at church.
Will miss her pleasant smile and conversation.
May she rest in the peace of our Lord. My deepest condolences to her family.
Carol McGuiggan and family

Bev was compassionate and sassy. She had a strong moral compass and was not afraid to stand up for what was right. A good colleague and a good friend. She was my co-pilot to many activities and adventures and we had some good life conversations and some good laughs in the car. Cassie and Logan, when she talked about you, her face lit up. Condolences to her family and know that her spirit will remain with you for the rest of your lives. Here is a photo from her 80th birthday, giving us that smirk and saying "Probably wasn´t a good idea to blow out the candles during a pandemic." Love you Bev

Mark, David and families, sincere sympathy in the loss of Bev. She was alway very friendly and sweet when we saw each other. I was a student at WBHS and former neighbor on Lawrence St.
Karen (Flink) Winston

So sorry for your loss

I taught with Bev at WB and I have to say she was one of my all time favorite colleagues. She cared very deeply for people and was a good role model and mentor. Whenever I saw Bev after she left WB she would always ask about my kids and ask about what they had been up to since they graduated. She was a light in the world and she will be missed. I am deeply sorry for her family to have to part with her so soon.