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Beverly Ann “Bev” <I>Cowell</I> Wamer

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Beverly Ann “Bev” Cowell Wamer

Birth
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, USA
Death
29 Sep 2014 (aged 73)
Ohio, USA
Burial
Walbridge, Wood County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Beverly was born December 25, 1940 in Toledo, Ohio. As a Christmas baby, she continued to be a gift of love and joy to her family and friends for 73 years. She died on Monday, September 29, 2014 on a gorgeous autumn day, her favorite season. She graduated from Waite High School in 1958 where she met the love of her life, Larry "Butch" Wamer. They were married on August 15, 1959 and celebrated 55 wonderful years together.

Beverly worked the majority of her adult life beginning at the Libbey-Owens-Ford Tech Center as a receptionist for two years and then after her youngest son started school she worked along side her husband for 31 years as the Vice President and Bookkeeper for the family-operated business, Park-Ellis ServiceMaster.

Bev was known to be a fantastic cook, learning many of the Wamer family secrets from her mother-in-law. Her famous taco salad was a tradition for her to make for family functions. She has been a staunch Ohio State Buckeye fan all her life and was in attendance at the infamous 1971 "Woody Hayes" sideline marker game in Ann Arbor. She proudly wore her scarlet and gray surrounded by a sea of Michigan fans. Bev loved playing cards, especially beating the guys at poker and taking trips across the country with friends Dick and Ruth Utter.

For the last 38 years, Bev has also been a proud Oregon City Schools parent and Clay High Band, Limelighter and Athletic Booster and Super Fan while her children and several grandchildren participated in countless activities and sports.

Beverly is survived by her husband Larry, daughters Terri (Greg) Hook, Tammi (Dan) Armstrong, sons, Larry Jr. "Butch" (Nancy) Wamer, and Scott (Kristin) Wamer; her pride and joy are her 10 amazing grandchildren, Kelcie, Ryan and Emily Hook, Zach, Danielle and Jessica Armstrong, Jordan and Dakota Wamer, and Ruger and Deighton Wamer; also survived by sisters Diane (Pat) Flanagan and Judy Sutter; brothers Norman (Ok) Cowell and Larry Cowell; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, John Berning, Jim McGuire, Kate Warns, Phyllis (Sam) Griner; Lila Younkin, Dan (Carol) Wamer, Patti (Ron) Shinharl, Isaac (JoAnn) Wamer, Rex (Dorothy) Wamer, Jan Wamer, Geneva Wamer and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Marvin and Mildred Cowell, in-laws Jeanette and Filmore Wamer, sister Linda, brother Jim, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Cookie Berning, Joyce McGuire, Bonnie Muir, Mary Christian, James, Robert and Michael Wamer, Jim Sedlak, Vernon Warns, and Ray Younkin.

Arrangements are being handled by Freck Funeral Chapel. In accordance with Beverly's wishes there will not be a visitation or service. A celebration of life and pancreatic cancer fundraiser will be planned by her family at a future date. Those wishing to make a contribution in Beverly's memory are to consider The Gathering Place, 3530 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616 or the Beverly Wamer Clay High School Girl's Varsity Soccer Scholarship Fund, c/o Clay High School 5665 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616. Bev's family would like to thank her doctors and the staff at Bay Park ProMedica hospital for the tremendous care she received from all those who helped her through the last three and a half years. We know she will make a beautiful angel!! OH...IO!
Beverly was born December 25, 1940 in Toledo, Ohio. As a Christmas baby, she continued to be a gift of love and joy to her family and friends for 73 years. She died on Monday, September 29, 2014 on a gorgeous autumn day, her favorite season. She graduated from Waite High School in 1958 where she met the love of her life, Larry "Butch" Wamer. They were married on August 15, 1959 and celebrated 55 wonderful years together.

Beverly worked the majority of her adult life beginning at the Libbey-Owens-Ford Tech Center as a receptionist for two years and then after her youngest son started school she worked along side her husband for 31 years as the Vice President and Bookkeeper for the family-operated business, Park-Ellis ServiceMaster.

Bev was known to be a fantastic cook, learning many of the Wamer family secrets from her mother-in-law. Her famous taco salad was a tradition for her to make for family functions. She has been a staunch Ohio State Buckeye fan all her life and was in attendance at the infamous 1971 "Woody Hayes" sideline marker game in Ann Arbor. She proudly wore her scarlet and gray surrounded by a sea of Michigan fans. Bev loved playing cards, especially beating the guys at poker and taking trips across the country with friends Dick and Ruth Utter.

For the last 38 years, Bev has also been a proud Oregon City Schools parent and Clay High Band, Limelighter and Athletic Booster and Super Fan while her children and several grandchildren participated in countless activities and sports.

Beverly is survived by her husband Larry, daughters Terri (Greg) Hook, Tammi (Dan) Armstrong, sons, Larry Jr. "Butch" (Nancy) Wamer, and Scott (Kristin) Wamer; her pride and joy are her 10 amazing grandchildren, Kelcie, Ryan and Emily Hook, Zach, Danielle and Jessica Armstrong, Jordan and Dakota Wamer, and Ruger and Deighton Wamer; also survived by sisters Diane (Pat) Flanagan and Judy Sutter; brothers Norman (Ok) Cowell and Larry Cowell; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, John Berning, Jim McGuire, Kate Warns, Phyllis (Sam) Griner; Lila Younkin, Dan (Carol) Wamer, Patti (Ron) Shinharl, Isaac (JoAnn) Wamer, Rex (Dorothy) Wamer, Jan Wamer, Geneva Wamer and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Marvin and Mildred Cowell, in-laws Jeanette and Filmore Wamer, sister Linda, brother Jim, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Cookie Berning, Joyce McGuire, Bonnie Muir, Mary Christian, James, Robert and Michael Wamer, Jim Sedlak, Vernon Warns, and Ray Younkin.

Arrangements are being handled by Freck Funeral Chapel. In accordance with Beverly's wishes there will not be a visitation or service. A celebration of life and pancreatic cancer fundraiser will be planned by her family at a future date. Those wishing to make a contribution in Beverly's memory are to consider The Gathering Place, 3530 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616 or the Beverly Wamer Clay High School Girl's Varsity Soccer Scholarship Fund, c/o Clay High School 5665 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616. Bev's family would like to thank her doctors and the staff at Bay Park ProMedica hospital for the tremendous care she received from all those who helped her through the last three and a half years. We know she will make a beautiful angel!! OH...IO!


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