Beverly Williams - Cremation Society of Virginia

Beverly Williams

Date of Death: December 3, 2018

Beverly Moore Williams, 80, passed away on December 3^rd, 2018. Beverly was born on September 5^th, 1938 to the late Robert Allen Moore and Levina Moore in Pennsylvania. She was preceded in death by her husband, Marshal Bryant Williams. She is survived by her four children, Robert A. Williams (Joy), Christina W. Wyatt (Kenny), Tracy A. Williams, Sandy Walton, three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Beverly was a homemaker and took great care of her family. She loved her time at family gatherings and with her furry friends. Beverly was very creative with her crafts including pottery and stitch work. She will be truly missed by all who knew her.

Memorial services are pending. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to the SPCA of Virginia Beach.

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Beverly Moore Williams, 80, passed away on December 3rd, 2018. Beverly was born on September 5th, 1938 to the late Robert Allen Moore and Levina Moore in Pennsylvania. She was preceded in death by her husband, Marshal Bryant Williams. She is survived by her four children, Robert A. Williams (Joy), Christina W. Wyatt (Kenny), Tracy…

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My condolence to the Williams Family, Mrs Beverly will be missed Mrs Beverly was a very strong will woman when I first met her she needed assistance to come to dialysis but in no time she was driving herself I admired her determination she was always a giving person always had a kind word to say she will be missed,

I wish everyone could have a friend like Bev was to me! Bev put her caring into action. I met Bev in an elevator in the hospital where our 26 year old son was dying of cancer in 1989. Kent had lived in Virginia Beach only a few months and I was a stranger to the area. Bev took me under her wing . She phoned me at the hospital and the motel every day,visited us in the hospital room,sent flowers, took me out to eat and to see the Christmas decorations at the mall.For over a month she helped me through a more than difficult time . After I returned to Illinois, Bev called nearly every day for several weeks; she sent flowers and cards of all kinds. She became my dearest friend even though we lived a 1,000 miles apart. Bev was my many "faceted" friend: compassioate, helpful, kind, a straight talker, was so knowledgeable, understanding, had a temper, but could be an elegant soft-spoken lady. How she loved her family, her friends, and animals!!! I am grateful that she was a big part of my life for 29 years. We are praying that God's Blessings will be with you in abundance. With love to you all, Cris===

I will truly miss this lady more than words can say. I will forever remember her strong will and our chats. She loved her family and her animals. The last time I walked with her she told me she loved me and I loved her too. I had the pleasure of meeting her family but I saw Chris and Sandy the most. I thank God for letting her be part of my life for the last 10 years and she will be a part of my heart forever. God Bless her family and I will keep you all in my prayers.

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