Beverly R. Radcliff
May 10, 1944 — July 8, 2020
BEVERLY R. RADCLIFF
Beverly was a vibrant soul, one who lit up the room whenever she entered. She was warm, compassionate, and kind hearted. She was a hard-working passionate figure of strength who soldiered on, even when times were tough. She was a proud woman who believed there was no obstacle that couldn’t be overcome.
Beverly was born May 10, 1944 in Stuart, Florida. She was the only child of Charlotte and Bill Everett. Shortly after her parent’s separation, she moved to Whittier, California with her father Bill. She thrived at Cal High School and received several awards for her singing role in South Pacific. Beverly had an inherent love of music and had a beautiful voice. Her awards are still displayed in the halls of Cal High School today. Shortly after graduating high school, she worked weekends as a wedding singer and loved every minute of it. Beverly always thrived in her own way and definitely had a mind of her own.
She had a love for jewelry, especially diamonds. Oh, and shoes and hats! In recent years, she would spend hours shopping the QVC and jewelry channels.
Beverly is survived by her husband, Larry; 3 children, Julie, Dana (Joe), Anthony (Sara), 7 grandchildren, Casey, Aaron, Taylor, Sam, Matt, Stella, Luca and 2 great grandchildren, Scarlett and Everley.
You will forever live on through your children and grandchildren. Mothers hold their children’s hands for just a little while and their hearts forever. We miss and love you more than words can say.
Beverly was a vibrant soul, one who lit up the room whenever she entered. She was warm, compassionate, and kind hearted. She was a hard-working passionate figure of strength who soldiered on, even when times were tough. She was a proud woman who believed there was no obstacle that couldn’t be overcome.
Beverly was born May 10, 1944 in Stuart, Florida. She was the only child of Charlotte and Bill Everett. Shortly after her parent’s separation, she moved to Whittier, California with her father Bill. She thrived at Cal High School and received several awards for her singing role in South Pacific. Beverly had an inherent love of music and had a beautiful voice. Her awards are still displayed in the halls of Cal High School today. Shortly after graduating high school, she worked weekends as a wedding singer and loved every minute of it. Beverly always thrived in her own way and definitely had a mind of her own.
She had a love for jewelry, especially diamonds. Oh, and shoes and hats! In recent years, she would spend hours shopping the QVC and jewelry channels.
Beverly is survived by her husband, Larry; 3 children, Julie, Dana (Joe), Anthony (Sara), 7 grandchildren, Casey, Aaron, Taylor, Sam, Matt, Stella, Luca and 2 great grandchildren, Scarlett and Everley.
You will forever live on through your children and grandchildren. Mothers hold their children’s hands for just a little while and their hearts forever. We miss and love you more than words can say.
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