DELAWARE — Beverly Gail Elliott, 78, from Delaware, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 14 surrounded by her family after a long struggle with illness.
Beverly was born in Baltimore, Md. and relocated to central Ohio where she settled in Delaware County. She lived her life in a way that filled her family's hearts with love and she will be dearly missed. Beverly was a real estate agent and was active in the community for many years.
She leaves behind one brother, Tommy Pearre of Frederick, Md.; two daughters, Lisa Stewart of Bellefontaine, Ohio and Kori Ruble of Rushsylvania, Ohio; and twin sons, Darin Elliott of Land O' Lakes, Fla. and Derek Elliott of Pickerington, Ohio. Beverly also leaves behind five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The sadness we feel today is only bearable because of the love she showed us everyday of her life. She will be missed and remembered always by the many family members and friends whose lives she has touched.
Friends and family will remember Beverly Elliott at a private gathering. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made at the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society.
Published in The Delaware Gazette from Dec. 18 to Dec. 19, 2017.
Beverly was born in Baltimore, Md. and relocated to central Ohio where she settled in Delaware County. She lived her life in a way that filled her family's hearts with love and she will be dearly missed. Beverly was a real estate agent and was active in the community for many years.
She leaves behind one brother, Tommy Pearre of Frederick, Md.; two daughters, Lisa Stewart of Bellefontaine, Ohio and Kori Ruble of Rushsylvania, Ohio; and twin sons, Darin Elliott of Land O' Lakes, Fla. and Derek Elliott of Pickerington, Ohio. Beverly also leaves behind five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The sadness we feel today is only bearable because of the love she showed us everyday of her life. She will be missed and remembered always by the many family members and friends whose lives she has touched.
Friends and family will remember Beverly Elliott at a private gathering. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made at the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society.
Published in The Delaware Gazette from Dec. 18 to Dec. 19, 2017.
DELAWARE — Beverly Gail Elliott, 78, from Delaware, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 14 surrounded by her family after a long struggle with illness.
Beverly was born in Baltimore, Md. and relocated to central Ohio where she settled in Delaware County. She lived her life in a way that filled her family's hearts with love and she will be dearly missed. Beverly was a real estate agent and was active in the community for many years.
She leaves behind one brother, Tommy Pearre of Frederick, Md.; two daughters, Lisa Stewart of Bellefontaine, Ohio and Kori Ruble of Rushsylvania, Ohio; and twin sons, Darin Elliott of Land O' Lakes, Fla. and Derek Elliott of Pickerington, Ohio. Beverly also leaves behind five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The sadness we feel today is only bearable because of the love she showed us everyday of her life. She will be missed and remembered always by the many family members and friends whose lives she has touched.
Friends and family will remember Beverly Elliott at a private gathering. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made at the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society.
Published in The Delaware Gazette from Dec. 18 to Dec. 19, 2017.
Beverly was born in Baltimore, Md. and relocated to central Ohio where she settled in Delaware County. She lived her life in a way that filled her family's hearts with love and she will be dearly missed. Beverly was a real estate agent and was active in the community for many years.
She leaves behind one brother, Tommy Pearre of Frederick, Md.; two daughters, Lisa Stewart of Bellefontaine, Ohio and Kori Ruble of Rushsylvania, Ohio; and twin sons, Darin Elliott of Land O' Lakes, Fla. and Derek Elliott of Pickerington, Ohio. Beverly also leaves behind five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The sadness we feel today is only bearable because of the love she showed us everyday of her life. She will be missed and remembered always by the many family members and friends whose lives she has touched.
Friends and family will remember Beverly Elliott at a private gathering. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made at the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society.
Published in The Delaware Gazette from Dec. 18 to Dec. 19, 2017.
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