Birth date: Feb 10, 1950 Death date: Jun 10, 2023
Beverly T. Kirk, 73, of Quincy, FL, died peacefully June 10, 2023, at her home. Born on February 10, 1950, in Martinsburg, WV, she was the daughter of the late Edward “Ned” M. and Irene Katheryn (Schneider) Morrow. She graduated Read Obituary
Bev was a Unicorn. Bright, shiny, engaged, brings the sun and laughter.
Bev was a beautiful woman who possessed so many amazing qualities. Sweet, funny, and loving to all she met. Her parties in the country were day long affairs where we all roamed around and enjoyed each other and met new comers. Logan - she adored you and I wish you peace in your heart. She was dearly loved.
Bev was a very special person in my life. I marched with her in the band and then her mother would pick us up and we would go back and march through the same parade with her majorette group. Her smile, kindness and sense of humor is going to make her the new Head Majorette in the band of angels!
Bev…1954 in Sunday School❣️️
Twirl your magic as you lead that heavenly band of angels!
I am still trying to wrap my heart and mind around Bev's passing as I have only learned of it this morning.(not a fan of social media) My heart aches for my loss of her and yet it sings with great Joy as she is now liberated and free from the intense pain she has endured for some time now. Interesting how paths cross or nearly cross, then shift to a more appropriate time to do so. Bev knew so many people I have been very close to in my life since I was a child (she was too : ) on up through current day. She was a Beautiful
Blessing in my life from the moment we met a year or so ago. She was generous with her love and with her laughter even at times when I knew she wasn't feeling well. She was brave and so very courageous. She kept going when many would not even try. She will be deeply missed. My love to you Logan and pray that Peace will prevail in your heart in good time Sweetheart.
Bev was a remarkable person who brought joy and laughter to everyone she knew. She had a beautiful smile that lit up the room and an inner quality that radiated warmth and kindness and a love of life, of people and of animals. Her daughter Logan was the love of her life and she was so proud of all her accomplishments.
I knew Bev for over 40 years and she was one of my dearest friends. She was a true friend to many…nurturing us through the hard and good times…and we were blessed to have known and loved her. Her passing has left a huge hole in our hearts.
Until we meet again dear Bev, may God hold you in the palm of her hand.
Funny, full of life, great sense of humor, high school classmate, band-mate, great twirler!, leader: these are just a few words that I use to remember Bev from high school. But she was so much more than that. She lived life well and contributed so much. My heartfelt sympathy to Logan especially, and all the family in losing Bev so soon. She had much to look forward to with Logan. Prayers for strength, peace, and love during your time of sadness. Terry Sisk
She is remembered as a classmate, her twirling, always a smile on her face, and funny. I didn’t know she’d become a nurse. I’m sure she brought many smiles to those she cared for. Her work in hospice would have blessed many and any caregiver is a saint. My condolences to Logan and all that loved her. May memories of her always bring a smile to your heart and face. Rest in peace, Bev.
Joleen (Palmer) Krause
