Beverly A. Trimp

Beverly was our babysitter for James and Angela Langrehr. She was a wonderful person and a babysitter for so many children. I found out about her cancer and was going to send a card to her. I wanted to thank her for all the years she cared for my two daughters Karen and Cheryl. I am truly grateful for all the love and care she gave to them. I knew they were in good hands. She was their second mother. I failed to give her that message. Sorry she had cancer and the pain she had to endure. We will miss ^her greatly but always remember the love she gave to us all. Love, you Bev. forever. Angie, Jim, Karen and Cheryl. To Tom and the rest of your family I hope you can cope with your lost. She truly was a wonderful person who gave some much love to all of us.

We are so heartbroken to learn of the passing of your beloved Bev, Mom, Grandmother and for us, our dear Miss Bev. Going all the way back to 1983 and our early family raising days in Hillendale, we feel so privileged to have shared our lives, our children; Colleen, Drew and Tyler with Miss Bev. and Pop-Pop. They all looked forward to you coming over to share in their birthday parties and all the adults wanted to sit down with Bev and Tom as if you were `old shoes´ and long-lost relatives.

We are so sad to hear that you and Bev lost Jimmy and your beloved Suzie far too soon in life. God bless Tom, Tracy, Chrissy and all your families as you struggle to bear the loss of such wonderful and compassionate souls. We share in your grief but know with confidence that they are in the strong and comforting arms of our Lord. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

With love and sympathy,

Our beautiful mother was the heart and soul of our family. A devoted wife, loving mother, and proud grandmother and great-grandmother. She was deeply loved and endlessly adored by all of us. Her kindness, humor, and warmth filled our lives with light. She had a way of making everyone feel loved, always putting her family first and finding joy in simply being together.

She loved to listen to music and dance all night, bringing laughter and life to every room she entered. Those memories, her smile, her laugh, her love for family, will stay with us forever.

Her strength and grace throughout her fight with pancreatic cancer were nothing short of inspiring. She faced every challenge with courage and peace, finding comfort in the love that surrounded her. Now she rests for eternity with her beloved mother, son, and daughter, reunited and at peace forever.

Until we meet again, we will love you and miss you forever