Birth date: Jan 20, 1929 Death date: Dec 9, 2020
Beverly “Bev” Ann Pavlovic, age 91, passed away Wednesday, December 9, 2020. She was born January 20, 1929 in Muskegon to Lawrence and Myrtle (Longdorf) DeMars and was a lifelong resident of the area. On September 27, 1947, she ma Read Obituary
Aunt Bev will be missed. She has always been a part of my mom's life, and was always welcoming to me and my siblings. The days that our 2 families merged as one during my childhood fill me with truly awesome memories. We got to get together just about every Sunday. And Aunt Bev sent me a birthday card every year of my life, until just recently. That was always very special to me. Beyond the gates she will find happiness and rest. My condolences to all my cousins, their kids, their kids kids, and their kids kids kids. Aunt Bev lives on in all of you. 🙏🌹❤️
So sorry to hear of Aunt Bev’s passing. May all your memories bring you comfort at this difficult time. Love to all
I am going to miss Aunt Bev! She was a kindest and sweetest person I know and never forgot our birthdays every year with a card! I am so very sorry for the family's loss of such a wonderful person!
I am Ginann Lillie Green,my mother Agnes Lillie was one of Bevs friends for so many years along with all her family♥️ My happy thoughts would be their card playing days with the ladies. She is now playing pinochle with their group again.
George and Family--
I first met Bev when Jodi Lynn died. As a young funeral director this was one of the first child's deaths I had dealt with. You and Bev made an impression on me that I've never forgotten. Bev KNEW she would see this little girl again, and though you moiurned Jodi Lynn, you did not do so as those without hope/ From those days on, I am sure Bev sought me out to say hi every time she saw me. Always with a smile. She's already on my list of people I will never forget. Your family is in my prayers.
--Bob Sytsema
I'm so sorry to learn of your loss. That leaves me to be the only survivor of our Pinochlo Gang that started around 1952. We had so many good times together. How we looked forward to our night out once a month with good food, a couple of drinks and lots of gossip. Those were the days. Love you, Bev.
Deepest sympathy from Dave and Mary Kalisz .
