Beverly Joyce (Perry) Lee

In loving memory of Beverly Lee, who gracefully departed from this world on 11-28-23 at the age of 86. Born on 7-23-37 in Venice, California, Beverly, affectionately known as Bev, was a beacon of love and joy to all who were fortunate enough to know her. Bev's life centered around nurturing her family, tending to her cherished husband, and showering her children with boundless affection. Amidst the beautiful chaos of family life, she found solace in the gentle art of sewing, the tranquility of fishing trips, the creativity of crocheting. Saturdays were reserved for binge- watching movie with her dearest friends, where laughter echoed and memories were made. Beverly was the vibrant hub around which everyone gravitated, radiating life and love. Her kitchen was a haven of warmth and love, where every visitor left with a full heart and a satisfied tummy, especially those lucky enough to savor her famous apple fritters. Beverly's charm was unforgettable, leaving a lasting mark on all who crossed her path. She was one hell of a story teller, loved to tell jokes and prided herself as a devoted mother, an exceptional wife, and a steadfast friend. Her legacy lives on through her children: Bob Lee of Price, Lisa Lee Pijanowski of Vernal, Laurie (Larry) Stevenson of Vernal, Lynette Lee of Las Vegas, Jimmy Lee of Vernal, and bonus son John (Shaheerah) Kelly of California. She leaves behind her sister Doris Galeotti of St. Louis,MO, along with sister-in-law Peggy (Sam) Coleman of Texas. 18 Grandkids, 41+ Great Grandkids. Numerous nieces and nephews scattered in Chicago and Missouri fondly remember Aunt Bev. Beverly was preceded in death by her soulmate Bob (Pap), brother Bob, sisters Lee and Audrey, Great Grandbabies Sterling, Janen, Tucker, Harlow, nephew Mike and niece Kacki. In the tender embrace of eternity, they are reunited. For nearly 60 years, Beverly and Pap shared a love story that inspired movies and love songs. As their mixed ashes rest together, may they forever remind us of the enduring power of love. We will profoundly miss Bev and Bob, and as we bid them farewell, we hold onto the memories made. Until we meet again, may their love and laughter echo in our hearts and god sit on our pillows.