Beverly Neuman
On Tuesday April 21, 2020, Beverly Neuman, loving wife and mother of two sons passed away at the age of 74 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
Beverly Fay Neuman was born on June 18, 1945 in Moose Jaw, SK. She grew up in Ormiston, SK where she met her husband Larry Neuman. Their marriage began on October 5, 1963 and lasted for 55 years. Making their home in Rouleau, SK, they raised two sons, Robin and Scott.
Bev loved to be busy throughout her life and some of her favorite activities involved crocheting, knitting, attending horse shows with her sons, and spending time with her relatives. In 1980 Bev found a way to make horse shows more than a pastime when she took on the role of secretary for the Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association. Soon after she became the secretary for the Saskatchewan Stakes and Futurity as well. She continued her involvement with both associations for more than 25 years.
Bev’s love of entertaining family and friends was evident in almost everything she did. From community involvement in her years at Rouleau, SK to socializing with her horse show friends to entertaining family for birthdays, holidays, and no special occasion, Bev was busy all the time. Throughout her life Bev was devoted to the care of dogs and cats. She was active within various church organizations at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Moose Jaw. If there was a reason to visit, coffee was on, cards were shuffled, and treats were served. Everyone who visited left with a full stomach and a smile. Every opportunity that arose would find Bev and Larry heading to Billings, MT to spend time with their two grandchildren.
Bev was preceded in death by her husband Larry, father Clarence, mother Nora, and brother Richard. She is survived by her brother Leroy, son Robin, son Scott (Amy), and her grandchildren Elise and Evan.
A Private Family Graveside Service to honor Bev will be held at the Ormiston Cemetery. Any donations in memoriam may be sent to Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Box 1376 Moose Jaw, SK. S6H 4R3. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. James Murdock, Director 306-693-4550
Our sincere condolences to Robin, Scott and family, and Leroy. We were so very sad to hear about Bev is passing, we too hold wonderful memories of her.
Our deepest sympathy to sons Robin, Scott, Amy and children and brother Leroy.
We were sorry to hear about Bevs passing- she was a kind , friendly lady who will certainly be missed by her family and also by all of us who were lucky to have known her
Our deepest sympathy to Robin , Scott and family and Leroy.we are sorry to hear of her passing. She was so kind and friendly.
Our condolences to Robin, Scott and family. We were sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. She is now in heaven with Larry and the rest of her family. Cherish your memories at this difficult time. Randy and Joanne Haig
Deepest sympathy to Robin, Scott, Amy, and her beloved grandchildren. And extended family.
Bev will be missed by all that fortunate to know her.
So sorry to hear this. We spent our youth together at Ormiston and had recent visits at her Moose Jaw home.
Dear Scott, Robin and Family
I am so very sorry to know that Bev has passed.
I have known her for so many years and always admired her love and devotion to her family, her selfless nature, her joyful spirit, her giving ways, her work ethic, and her willingness to help others.
I always loved our chats when we saw each other wherever that may have been.
She was such a special person in so many ways.
I will always have fond memories of her.
You all have my most heartfelt condolences.
I know her religion was a big part
of her life.
May she rest in sweet peace in the heavens.
Our sincere condolences to Pete(Leroy), Robin, Scott, Amy. We enjoyed Bev and Larry’s visits on numerous Sunday’s at our favourite restaurants with extended family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Bev had strong faith in her loving Lord. Rest easy beautiful lady.
So sorry to hear of Bevs passing……you are all in my thoughts and prayers
Robin and Scott, I am so sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. What a great lady. I have many warm memories of her.
Robin and Scott please accept our condolences. I have great memories of when you were just wee boys and your dad and mom would come into Moose Jaw and stop for a visit with my mom, auntie Ruth. One of you boys had milk allergies and had to have goat’s milk with your snack lol. It was such a stinky milk! Your mom and dad were such a loving couple and now they are together again. Take care and have assurance you know they are with their Lord Jesus in heaven.
Our Deepest Sympathy to Robin, Scott and Family and Leroy. We were sorry to hear about your Mom and Sister passing. Always enjoyed our visits. Randy and Barb Irvin
Sincere condolences to all of Bev’s family. We didn’t know Larry & Bev long but enjoyed our time with them at Crestview Manor in Moose Jaw. I’m sure you have many happy memories to help you in the time ahead.
Scott and Robin,I am so surprised by your Mom’s passing.We had a great visit just before the virus closed the doors.She missed Larry so much.Together again.RIP
Heartfelt condolences to the family. Bev and her mom, Aunty Nora, sheltered me underneath their wings and spoke truth to me in a small town that wasn’t always easy to grow up in. I thank God for them and in part because of that family know for certain we will all be together again in heaven because of Jesus☝❤️
Our thoughts are with you all again as you enter this journey of remembering and putting your Mom to rest looking over Ormiston. I am sorry I am unable to join you in person, but I will be with you in spirit, and remembering all the wonderful times I shared with Bev, and with Larry during our growing up years in Ormiston. I will visit her gravesite when I am once again returning to visit in the Moose Jaw and Ormiston vicinity.
Thank you again, Scott for getting in touch with me. Your Mom will live on in my memories always. Our friendship lived on through the great physical distance that lay between us.