Beverly J. Engeldinger

I worked with Bev many years ago in the old Univ. Hospital. We were on 5C, a unit that primarily treated liver cancer patients with infusions of 5FU. She was a caring, hard working RN who treated people with love and respect.

Dear Bev, I know you'll be rejoicing with Karen when you see her (and Laura). I think you realized during your life here what a model you were for her, in many, many ways. I'm letting others know, right here and now; it's never too late to "remembrance." And you helped get me started on writing poetry! ... and on building a Christian marriage as strong as yours and Ken's. See you soon, I trust, though maybe not toooo soon ... Blessings, Dave Richardson

Dear Bev, you have been greatly missed at Monona Oaks! Your sweet spirit, encouraging notes, and your gift for poetry that reminds us of God and his work were always a blessing to us. We trust that you are reunited with your beloved Ken, and we look forward to dancing with you at the feet of Jesus!

Bev was a nursing colleague of Mary's and Ken was an engineering colleague of Fred's. More than colleagues, however, they were dear friends and dear people. Ken passed away much too early, and over the years, as we moved around, we lost contact with Bev. But they both have stayed firmly in our memories, and now they will both remain fixed in our hearts. Our deepest sympathy to the family in the loss of this wonderful women. Rest in peace, Bev, Fred and Mary Ross

I worked with Beverly many years ago as a young cna.She always treated everyone with love and compassion.Great memories of a very sweet considerate lady and a wonderful nurse.Ina Pillar