Beverly Joyce Stevens

Beverly Joyce Stevens, fondly known as Bev, was a beacon of compassion, creativity, and generosity. Born on April 17, 1942, in Greeley, CO, Bev spent majority of her life in Pleasant View, Utah. As I write this, her daughter Kristin, I am reminded of her humble spirit, her enduring love for her family, and her remarkable talent for making the ordinary extraordinary.

Bev was a homemaker by profession, but her creativity and passion for her hobbies made her so much more. Her hands were rarely still, always creating intricate works of art through quilting, cross-stitching, flower arranging and antique decor. She was a member a local quilting group and Red Hat club, where she found companionship and kinship among fellow creative souls. She was also known for her beautiful cross-stitched quilt earning her a blue-ribbon at the county fair. Bev also developed a love for travel making several trips to Disney and Hawaii.

Beverly was a devoted mother to her children, Rick, Michael (Robyn), Mark (Rhonda), Ted (Rebecca), Kristin. She was a loving sister to her brother, John (Ronnie) Andrews. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Johnny Edward Stevens, Oldest granddaughter Ashley Rae Stevens, her parents, Harold and Esther Andrews, and her sister, Carol Andrews. She found immeasurable joy in her 5 children/spouses, 18 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren. These close-knit relationships were the foundation of her life, and her legacy of love, compassion, and generosity lives on through us.

We invite those who knew Beverly to share their memories and photos on her memorial page. Your stories will help us remember her as she was - a woman of strength, love, and incredible creativity. In the words of Maya Angelou, "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Beverly made us all feel loved, and for that, we will always remember her.