Beverly A Schwartz

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

Worked with Bev several years at the PO. She always had a smile on her face. Nice lady

I will never forget the time she bought a 1987 Chrysler LeBaron. That night at work, someone asked what kind of car she had decided to get. She looked up into the air, trying to remember, and then excitedly said, "An '87 Lebanon!" We all had a good laugh!

So many memories of fun times at the Dowling farm with Bev and her brothers. Bev always talked me, the city slicker, into collecting the eggs from those pecky hens. We could usually talk Dave into driving us to Boscobel to the Blaine theater or the bowling alley. Donna W

I grew up with Bev around. She taught me to read and even at times to cook. She spent so much time with my grandmother and they traveled all over together.. they shared so many beautiful memories. The bond of friendship they shared between them goes beyond words and life itself. The love and care and always lifting each other up ultimately was one of the most beat and beautiful friendships I've ever seen in my entire life. Bevs boisterous laughter and enjoyment of football with my grandfather also seemed as meaningful and memorable as growing up with her as my "Aunt" even though not related by blood she truly became a part of our family too. And in the midst of all this sorrow and pain of loss. I know deep in my heart she would indeed want her life celebrated remembered and she would want us all to live in her stead where she cannot anymore. - Memoria Rayneshades