Birth date: Oct 16, 1926 Death date: Oct 26, 2011
Beverley Galbreath Beverley Galbreath, age 85, a longtime Tacoma resident, passed away Wednesday October 26, 2011. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, she went to high school together with Mel Torme. She was active with the Ame Read Obituary
Beverley's Celebration of Life and Memorial will be held on Sat. November 5th at 11:00am at Mountainview Funeral home. Beverley's wishes were that there be beautiful music,Dancing, and of course chocolate cake and a Big Party! Hope that all will come to help us fullfill her wishes.##imported-begin##Ardie Wood##imported-end##
Beverley was very special to so many people. I think she was actually the most blessed of all. She had so many different families. All of whom will miss her very much. To her birth given family, may you find comfort in knowing that Beverley was very Loved by so many and her life touched the hearts of so many of us. To her family at Kings Manor Assisted Living, may God Bless all of her "Girls". As you all know you were. Thank you so much for loving her, taking care of her every daily need. You were all her earth bound Angels.Beverley told me here not too long ago "My Girls make me feel like a new woman". Thank you so for taking the time to make her not only feel like a new woman, but look like a new woman! God Bless you all!!!!
To my family who adopted Beverley as a very Special member of our family.Thank You for accepting Beverley into our family. I pray you all know that she Loved each and everyone of us. She brought such joy to our family and Holidays. We will all miss you very much My sweety pie, our Ms. Beverley. I pray you know how much we all loved you.
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we will miss u much grandma and i'm sure your with grandpa in heaven with Jesus see you in eternity##imported-begin##christopher d christie##imported-end##
She was a great grandmother, a loving and caring grandmother who cared about her kids and her grandbabies. I will always remember the talks we had, the funny things she would say. One great memory was when she took me college school clothes shopping back in 1993 when we walked into Kmart and she sat at the food court area and told me "Go Shopping". Go shopping? But grandma what should I get? Her favorite saying to me was "Doesn't matter how cheap it is, it all depends on if it's a good brand, so now GO SHOPPING!" She always had a great saying to any situation and sure knew how to cheer me up when I was down. I will surely miss my grandmother. There is nobody that could ever replace her in my heart. I am proud to have been her only Granddaughter and someday will meet her again when I get there. I love you!##imported-begin##Kenneth and Diana Blaschke##imported-end##
