The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Beverley.

Thanks for everything, Mum.
I love you.

Aunty Beverley, thank you for the treasured memories, from sharing many wonderful Christmas Days with you and your family throughout my childhood, to staying with you as a child when Mum and Dad went away, or when you had lined school holiday work up for me at the printing factory at Handelsons. Thank you for continuing to always make me so welcome in your home as an adult, from staying overnight in Castlemaine when I had work there many years ago, or having us stay in Leopold when Bronte had gymnastics competitions in Geelong. I will miss your sense of humour, the twinkle in your eyes, your smile and your laugh. But I know that you have now joined the knitting circle in heaven which must be very merry and noisy with you, Mum, Verna, Nanna and Nanna's mother all clickety clacketing away together - with your knitting needles and your tongues! Rest easy now Beverley. I will remember you with love.

Beverley our dear friend for over 60 years. We shared so much together with Ross and Beverley. Our children growing up as neighbours, holidays in our vans camping next to each other especially at Merimbula, great times together at Castlemaine and Leopold. Many hour long phone calls. You were generous with your friendship and we will miss you. We will keep in touch with Ross. Thankyou for your special friendship with love
Robbo and Patti

Dear Aunty Beverley,
Words cannot express the sorrow of your passing.
I always remember our multitude of holidays our families shared together in Merimbula and through out Victoria. I will always remember you, and there will always be a part of my heart that you are in and always will be.

Rest In Peace Aunty Beverley.

The world has lost a beautiful soul.
Beverley you lived your life with grace and dignity. Whose spirit and infectious laugh will continue to inspire us all.

You loved baking and watching the family eating your sweet treats. Nothing like seeing a freshly pavlova or Churchill squares suddenly presented from the fridge with much fanfare. Or sharing a lemon tart with a cup of tea.

Thank you for all that you have shared, all that you have done. You are an amazing mother in-law

Mum,
It’s been just over a week since you found your wings and I’m glad you are no longer struggling to breathe. I miss you so much already. It’s going to be very tough here without you. I’ll make sure dad is well looked after.
Not sure any of us will ever come close to your fabulous cooking. You were certainly a gold star in the kitchen. I will miss your pavlovas and Churchill squares and so many other things I guess I took for granted when you were here with us. Rest easy now mum.
I will love you forever xxxx

Some of my earliest memories are of visiting Rippleside park, the Castlemaine botanical gardens, playing cricket, or sitting by the fire with Nana. As I was growing up, Nana was the perfect grandmother as she was always a fantastic source of sweet foods - my favourite being her jelly slice.

Nana - I will miss your generosity, your selflessness, your sense of humour, and your infectious laugh so much. Love, Benj