Len, was the youngest of Beverly’s brothers, he and Beverly had a special bond, they were both amazing thrift shoppers.  We always had a great time together particularly during holidays when we would partake in traditional Polish foods.  So happy we had those special times together.

One of her trips to visit her brother Bob in Las Vegas.  Had an amazing time on Mount Charleston.  So happy we got to spend quality time with you Bev.

Beverly was an amazing cook, she could talk food and recipes like no other.  The love of food and family was definitely a wonderful trait.

Dearest friend, you will be sorely missed. There are so many memories, sad, joyful and fun, that it is hard to sift through them and make a choice of what to highlight. This memorial is to celebrate your life, but what I think is most important to remember is that you celebrated life every day. So many things gave you joy.  First was Signe, a daughter you cherished beyond words, Then family, your's and Jeff's. Then friends from school, community and the continuous  flow of people who moved through your home and were forever enriched and changed by your care, concern and compassion. Lastly, your delight in Nature. I will always see you seated on the ground, your hands in the dirt, your face splashed by sunshine and you grinning up at the sky. I love you dear woman, Phyllis

Lela Zebic
My deepest condolences for the family.
I have been beyond lucky to know you.
You are the first person to welcome me to the USA.
You were an example how to treat everyone correctly.
Your smiles and joyful voice are  unforgettable. 
You are in my heart forever .
May the choir  of angels glorify you in heaven because you were an angel in our lives here

Bev - You were an amazing friend and coworker . I am so grateful to have had you as a neighbor and carpooling buddy to work at Steinmetz. You were blunt and straightforward when you needed to be and had a heart of gold you would give anyone who needed support.  I will miss you deeply.

Deepest condolences to Jeff and Signe and the whole family. We will never forget Beverly. I enjoyed many visits to their home in Evanston and really appreciated being welcomed to their family gatherings along with my mom Lela, who remained dear friends with Beverly for the past 20 years. Thank you for your kindness and warmth. 
- Viktor

My deepest condolences for the family.  Bev was a wonderful person,  a fantastic teacher.  I enjoyed teaching with her so much.  She was so helpful and compassionate. She had a big heart. So long Beverly.  You'll be missed.
Respectfully, 
Mariella Rotondi-atria. 
I will offer prayers for her. Nam myoho renge kyo.

I am so sorry for your loss.

I joined the Math department at Steinmetz in 2006. She was a great mentor and an even better friends.  We were both second career teachers, and both spent time with the children of Misericordia.    Bev loved her family and was a very proud mother and grandmother.  I will miss her.

Susy Sullivan

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Beverly Ann Grant

June 22, 1949 – October 2, 2024

Drake & Son Funeral Home

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