Born in Spanish Fork, Utah, a daughter of Frank and LaPreal Hansen Snow, Beverly Faye Snow Edward Smith, 68, returned to the company of her parents and her brother and best friend, Heber D. Snow, who preceded her in death.
Graduating from Spanish Fork High School, she married Frank Ervin Edwards, August 20, 1956. Together they traveled to distant location throughout the world as Frank fulfilled his career goals with the U.S. Air Force. Beverly returned home to Spanish Fork, following the sudden death of Frank on February 10, 1970, to raise her four children.
After being employed for 27 years, Beverly retired from Suburban Propane. Along the way she made countless friends and showed a never-ending amount of caring and love for everyone.
Survived by her husband, Elmer James Smith; four children: Calvin Cecil Edwards; Michael D. (Janet) Edwards; Tamara Jane (Fayne) Cary; and Frank E. Edwards; 8 grandchildren, and 12 ½ great-grandchildren.
Graduating from Spanish Fork High School, she married Frank Ervin Edwards, August 20, 1956. Together they traveled to distant location throughout the world as Frank fulfilled his career goals with the U.S. Air Force. Beverly returned home to Spanish Fork, following the sudden death of Frank on February 10, 1970, to raise her four children.
After being employed for 27 years, Beverly retired from Suburban Propane. Along the way she made countless friends and showed a never-ending amount of caring and love for everyone.
Survived by her husband, Elmer James Smith; four children: Calvin Cecil Edwards; Michael D. (Janet) Edwards; Tamara Jane (Fayne) Cary; and Frank E. Edwards; 8 grandchildren, and 12 ½ great-grandchildren.
Born in Spanish Fork, Utah, a daughter of Frank and LaPreal Hansen Snow, Beverly Faye Snow Edward Smith, 68, returned to the company of her parents and her brother and best friend, Heber D. Snow, who preceded her in death.
Graduating from Spanish Fork High School, she married Frank Ervin Edwards, August 20, 1956. Together they traveled to distant location throughout the world as Frank fulfilled his career goals with the U.S. Air Force. Beverly returned home to Spanish Fork, following the sudden death of Frank on February 10, 1970, to raise her four children.
After being employed for 27 years, Beverly retired from Suburban Propane. Along the way she made countless friends and showed a never-ending amount of caring and love for everyone.
Survived by her husband, Elmer James Smith; four children: Calvin Cecil Edwards; Michael D. (Janet) Edwards; Tamara Jane (Fayne) Cary; and Frank E. Edwards; 8 grandchildren, and 12 ½ great-grandchildren.
Graduating from Spanish Fork High School, she married Frank Ervin Edwards, August 20, 1956. Together they traveled to distant location throughout the world as Frank fulfilled his career goals with the U.S. Air Force. Beverly returned home to Spanish Fork, following the sudden death of Frank on February 10, 1970, to raise her four children.
After being employed for 27 years, Beverly retired from Suburban Propane. Along the way she made countless friends and showed a never-ending amount of caring and love for everyone.
Survived by her husband, Elmer James Smith; four children: Calvin Cecil Edwards; Michael D. (Janet) Edwards; Tamara Jane (Fayne) Cary; and Frank E. Edwards; 8 grandchildren, and 12 ½ great-grandchildren.
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