I was Bev’s sister-in-law, I met her in 1978.  Bev was always wonderful to my children, Jen and Alex and my grandchildren, Delilah and Oscar.  She was always keen to participate in fun activities and she enjoyed traveling and seeing new and interesting places.  She told me recently that she was very happy she had done as much traveling as she did, when she had the opportunity to go.  
Before the Covid-19 restrictions I visited Bev in her retirement home with Jen, Delilah and Oscar.  She showed us her room and gave us a tour of the building.  At that time, she was enjoying the day trips that the home offered and listening to talking book.  After the tour we walked over to the park so the kid could play for awhile and then she took us all out for lunch.  
I talked to her last on Christmas Eve, she told me her son Dale was going to bring her some lasagne that her daughter-in-law, Kristina, was making for dinner and that he would also bring her dinner on Christmas day.  She was looking forward to eating some good homecooked meals and she was very appreciative.  As we finished our conversation, she invited me to go to lunch when the Pandemic restrictions were lifted.  I wish we would have had the chance to go.
Bev always seemed to enjoy life, she loved her family and friends, we will all miss her.  I would like to send my very best wishes out to all those who knew and loved Bev. 


To Roy,Dale,Brent,Keith and families  the Flack Family from Alberta would like to send you condolences on the loss of Bev.  We will miss her immensely but will also remember all the adventures and good times we had when she would come to visit  
Sincere Condolences from our family to yours 

When I was small Bev always said I reminded her of Miss Piggy. Maybe it was my blonde hair and rosy cheeks. She bought me Miss Piggy toys for Christmas and birthdays. I was telling my Daughter Delilah about it last week and she was inspired to draw this picture for her. Unfortunately we weren't able to deliver it to her, so now we keep it on our fridge to remind us of Auntie Bev

I have lots of fond childhood memories of sleep overs at my aunt Bev's. She  taught me to make playdough, played card games and dominos and always spoiled me. It was such a treat to spend time with her.
In the past 10 years we enjoyed many casual meals together with lively conversation, Bev was very easy to talk to and I will really miss our lunch dates.
She loved my kids and enjoyed being with them. When my kids talk about their great aunt Bev it's evident that they felt that love whenever they were together.

Bev and I have known each other since high school.   One of my memories is when we decided to take our children, "all five of them" to Disney Land.  Took a bus there and flew home and a trip to Vegas with 3 other girls.  I will surely miss her. 

Our Christmas trip to Mexico December 2017.

Bev, I, and friends took many road trips, travel excursions together.  Have many special memories!!❤️
Breakfast at “Cora’s in Ottawa. 
Dinner in Montreal, at Cochon’s eating “Fois Gras”. Bev had pork chops as she wouldn’t pay the price for duck liver!!
Vancouver Island 
Seaside, Oregon 
Day trip on the Fraser River
Loop around North/West Washington. 
Europe several times. 
My list can go on, as I knew  Bev since she was 18. I will miss her. 🥰

OBITUARY

Ms. Beverley Jeanette Bentley

November 18, 1944 – February 16, 2021

First Memorial Funeral Services Fraser Heights Chapel

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