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Beverly Ann Bernd Robert
Death Notice
Of Kenmore, July 11, 2003. Beloved wife of John S. Robert; dear mother of Peter John 'PJ' Robert; sister of Mary Lou (Daniel) Ruhland, Peter Bernd, Patricia (Timothy) McKenna Of East Rochester; daughter-in-law of Roy and Elizabeth Robert; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may call at D. LAWRENCE GINNANNE FUNERAL HOME, 3215 Delaware Ave., Kenmore Monday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. All are invited to a Memorial Mass at St. Andrew's R.C. Church, 1525 Sheridan Dr., at Elmwood Ave., Kenmore Tuesday at 9:30 AM. Please assemble at Church. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society of WNY are preferred.
Published in the Buffalo News from July 13 to July 14, 2003
Rest in peace, Bev
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Rebecca Ann Sundean (Czerwinski)
Beverly was so quiet and hardly known by many. I had the honor of being a dear friend of both her, her mom and her family. She was one of the nicest people I will ever have had the priviledge of knowing. I saw her when I returned to my hometown shortly before her death. She knew I had just lost my daughter and I knew she was dying....we stood and held each other and cried together outside a convenience store.....I am grateful that I was in that place at that time and I shall never ever forget that wonderful moment with her........Rest in Peace my beautiful ponytail pal xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
Dick Mooshie
Following our "West High Story" show in November, Beverly started to teach me a new dance routine. I never asked any questions because she was so damn cute. Finally I discovered that we were going to dance a duet at the spring show and I started to panic. I was no trained dancer. She convinced me to stick to it, and I managed to keep up with rehersals despite daily swim team practices. At the show I was dressed all in white and Bev was dolled out in black. I am quite confident no one ( certainly no male attendee) even glanced in my direction as Bev was beyond beautiful. I can remember everything about that night even 50 years later. To say Bev had a profound influence on my life as a Senior at KWHS would be a gross understatement. Oh how I wish she were still around. RIP..
Nancy Bishop (Wittman)
So sad to see you on this list, we had so much fun in school together , as we shared the long pony tail curl, we would laugh about how many people would pull on them when we walked down the stair cases , even teacher could not resist the temptation to pull on them! Hope you and the rest on the memory list will be there with us at the reunion in spirit ! We miss you all !