Sunday, December 7, 2008
Beverly had many interests. She was an advocate of women’s liberation long before it became a fashionable buzzword. She was never one to shy away from physical work. But beyond that she was also a very well spoken, informed, true lady. Occasionally she and my Mom would meet for lunch in Woodbury or Brookfield, I being my Mom’s chauffer but never an attendee at the “girls’ luncheon�. Their friendship began decades earlier with my Mom being Beverly’s hairdresser. It is interesting how this friendship was sustained over the years. God bless you Beverly. You were quite something!
