October 21, 2014
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Betty Tuner (Cousin )
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
You bravely fought a horrendous battle. Now you are free at last.
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Rory Stringer (great niece)
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February 2, 2018
Auntie Bev taught me how to play Reeves Rummy. I will miss her. Rest in Peace.
Posted by:
Joan Donald(Morton) (Cousin)
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February 2, 2018
You were the best and of course my favorite cousin!!!
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Connie (friend)
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
a classy person who helped, guided many in education - miss you
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Ona Reeves (cousin)
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February 2, 2018
Always met Bev for brunch when Ford or her Mom was in town. Will miss laughing and catching up on latest news.Will miss you cous. Love Ona
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Marg Wilson (friend)
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February 2, 2018
Bev and I were kindred spirits and spent our time discussing the latest news and especially the latest powerful group she was battling -usually on behalf of someone else. Sals for lunch was our spot - how I will miss seeing her smile and hearing her laugh. We were both English teachers and then resource at which she was brilliant. Now -no more pain for her. In sympathy, Marg Wilson
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Bonnie Stacy (former student)
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February 2, 2018
Ms. Reeves, (Bev), was one of my high school teachers. Her excellent teaching and genuine concern for her students was inspiring. As I journeyed through my own teaching career I often remembered the kind of teacher Ms. Reeves was and aspired to be a teacher like Ms. Reeves. My condolences to
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Colin Craig (Colleague)
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
I first got to know Bev several years ago through the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. She always brought a smile to our meetings and was always passionate about speaking out on issues she believed in. She'll be missed...
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Barbara Vermette (Sister)
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February 2, 2018
You were always there. My 1st broken heart. You were there. My 1st baby. You were there. My 1st journey by car across the country with my sons, you were there. Painting my 1st home. You were there. Being our Mother's caregiver after the death of our father. You were there. Waiting with my family to see if my husband would survive after a serious illness. You were there. Oh how you will be missed. Rest in peace. Love you.
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Donald Reeves (Brother)
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February 2, 2018
As a brother of four sisters I would have to say Bev (Sweetheart) was the one who always kept track of her siblings and would let you know (usually around the age of 50) with an album of your past. She will be sadly missed by all of us and especially our mother. Rest easy. D.K.
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Ray Desautels (Colleague and friend)
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February 2, 2018
You were a great leader for the St. James Assiniboia Teachers and got us through some tough times. Thanks for everything you did for teachers and students. You were also a good mentor and friend. You will sorely be missed!
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Laurie Stringer (Niece)
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February 2, 2018
I was very fortunate to have a chance to visit with my aunt in September and even though it was a short visit I'll always have those great memories. She was funny, smart and generous and we will all miss her very much. Rest well Auntie Bev.
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Susan Grove (Sister)
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February 2, 2018
Bev is my big 'Sista'. She taught me how to write in cursive with coloured pencils. She took me to Hawaii for my 16th birthday. She was there for the major events in my life. She genuinely cared about my children and husband. These are the things that I will remember and not the cancer she fought hard to beat. Rest in peace.
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Marlene heaman (cousin)
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February 2, 2018
Bev will certainly be missed by everyone as she kept in touch with us all by email and loved the Xmas letters keeping us updated. Your in our thoughts and prayers as is all the family at this sad time.
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William Vandenberg (Teacher friend)
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
With a shock, I hear and read about the passing of my friend Beverly Reeves, a good friend of the family. It was Bev who gave a lengthy speech at my retiring from the St.James School Division.I have known her as a persistent verbal fighter for all kinds of her ideals giving unselfishly of her time and energy.Bev: You fought your last fight...may you rest in peace.....
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