I remember Beverly coming to class with a serious look, happily dropping our heavy stacks of books on her desk, and sharing a smile. To think of her not being here with the rest of us celebrating our 50th is too sad.
When I lived in Anderson Township (2003-2008), Beverly lived right next door. I found out by accident that she lived next door. I was talking to her husband about our highschool days and he asked me where I went to highschool, and when I told him WHHS, he then told me that his wife had graduated the same year as I. It all came together when told me her maiden name. I didn't really know her that well at Walnut, but she was in one of my classes, and was always pleasant towards me. When I finally got around to talking with her, we shared some of our experiences at Walnut. I asked her if was she going to the reunion she told no because she either had just finished cancer treatment or was about to start.. I didn't see her much after that, then one day close to when I moved from Anderson, I asked her husband how she was doing and he told me she had passed.
Bev was ;a very good friend of mine and we took German together - although she did not take it her senior year. I was shocked and saddened to learn of her passing.
Tina Preuninger (Hisrich)
Bev was funny and witty. She didn't like to mess up her hair even in gym class. We had fun discussing ways to get out of swim class!
Ira Goldberg
I remember Beverly coming to class with a serious look, happily dropping our heavy stacks of books on her desk, and sharing a smile. To think of her not being here with the rest of us celebrating our 50th is too sad.
Rick Gloeckler
I went to grade school with Beverly (Fairview near Hughes High School). She was probably the top student in the school. Really a nice person.
Harry Martin
When I lived in Anderson Township (2003-2008), Beverly lived right next door. I found out by accident that she lived next door. I was talking to her husband about our highschool days and he asked me where I went to highschool, and when I told him WHHS, he then told me that his wife had graduated the same year as I. It all came together when told me her maiden name. I didn't really know her that well at Walnut, but she was in one of my classes, and was always pleasant towards me. When I finally got around to talking with her, we shared some of our experiences at Walnut. I asked her if was she going to the reunion she told no because she either had just finished cancer treatment or was about to start.. I didn't see her much after that, then one day close to when I moved from Anderson, I asked her husband how she was doing and he told me she had passed.
Richard Murdock
Bev was ;a very good friend of mine and we took German together - although she did not take it her senior year. I was shocked and saddened to learn of her passing.