Beverly McGee
Beverly McGee, 85, passed away on May 19th 2018 in Dickinson, Tx. She was born on July 24th, 1932 in Goessel,KS, to Esther and Alwine Schmidt. Beverly is survived by: /her daughter, Dana Hickey, son-in-law, James Pouncey, Joel her grandson and his wife Bo. She will be missed by numerous family members and friends. Beverly was employed with Cyberonics and LivaNova for 30 years. She retired in December 2016. A memorial will be held on Friday, May 25th, at Crowder Funeral Home. 111 E Medical Center Blvd, Webster, TX 77598. Viewing will be at 9am, and services begin at 10am. Beverly led a joyous and fulfilling life. She was the widow of Leo McGee, married 60 years. She lived in Ecuador, Peru and Chile, but she called Houston her home. She will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all, worked with her 8 yrs
My deepest condolences to the family, I got to know Beverly throughout my years at Cyberonics and had some great conversations over the years. She will be missed dearly.
I will forever remember Beverly and our ‘talks!” She was one of a kind – the best kind! I’m sure she is happily hand-in-hand with Leo now!
I send my thoughts and prayers to the family. Beverly was a wonderful woman and always had a smile. I cherish the times we had together at Cyberonics. She will be missed.
What a woman, boy was she amazing. I got to know and came to love Ms. Beverly while working at Cyberonics/LivaNova. She was humble, confident, loving, caring, interesting, adventurous, unique, wise, kind, empathetic, proud, spunky, brave, and just one of a kind. I feel honored to have had the opportunity to have her come into my life. She embodied all that is good and real and I hope to be like her someday. Tenacious, carefree and truly a beautiful person. She traveled many roads and made more friends then I think she will ever know. Rest in Peace and thank you for the smiles!!
RIP Beverly…
She is the first person I met at Cyberonics when I came for the interview first time and, quite amazingly, she ever remembered me by my name!
Such a warm hearted lady. You’ll be dearly missed…
Miss Beverly was such a beautiful lady inside and out. She always had a smile, a kind word and good advice. We chatted often over the years. Mainly about jewelry, clothes and our families. My condolences and sympathy wishes to Dana, her beloved Grandson Joel and the rest of the family.
I was deeply saddened to hear of Beverly’s passing.
Though I wish there were, there are simply no words to fully express my sympathy.
My prayers to Beverly’s family. She was one of the first people I met when I joined Cyberonics 18 years ago and always had a beautiful smile with our good morning greetings we shared until her retirement. She was a darling lady and will continue to be missed everyday.
May God comfort your family and give you peace in your time of need…….God bless.
Cynthia M. Collins
Love you Mrs. B.. Safe journey…
You will be missed, Mrs, Beverly, nice kind and sweet lady.
What a fantastic lady! While I was at Cyberonics, I always enjoyed seeing and speaking with her everyday. Always full of fire and sass! She ruled the roost, but her kind and caring nature always shown through…. I have thought of her often since I have been gone, and I miss her. She left an impression with everyone she met. What an amazing angel she is now.
Love you Ms Beverly!