Tuesday, November 30, 2021
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Dear Allan, Chris, Donna, David and all my beautiful nieces and nephews;
My sincere condolences as you grieve and remember the special and happy times you spent with your Mom and Nan. Allan was the centre of her life, her best friend and supporting husband. As a Mom, Bev taught her children and grandchildren to be the loving, caring and beautiful people you are. She was strict and because of that you are all self-reliant and resilient.
Remembering Bev throughout the different years and the arrival of her children; Chrissy, Donna and David to finally the abundance of grandchildren only made her happier and more content. Someone else to play board games with!
A good day for Bev was organizing another family get together. No special occasion was necessary. She'd always say "no big deal, just add another potato to the pot". When entertaining at her home became too much, she'd say no problem; Donna doesn't mind and with the added benefit the family circle grew to include the Resmer families.
Bev is my sister and friend and I would call every second day with a "did you know" or "you'll never guess what happened"? Our talks would range from a quick 20 minutes to sometimes an hour or two. Whether she was giving me investment advice, or we'd discuss the Sunday service to possibly what I was working on to purchasing another property. She never tired of me calling, helping me sort whatever was on my mind and we never ran out of things to talk about.
She was outgoing and loved people. That's who Bev is.... and together our small family will miss her immensely.
Deb, Rene, Morgan.
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