Beverley Jean Adams
Beverley Jean Adams, 87, passed away on June 13, 2020 in Porter, Texas. She was born on June 17, 1932 in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Elmo P. Cluff and Edna V. Chaffin. She is survived by her daughters, Kathryn Plack, Beverley Faircloth, Dee Dee Jayne, Patricia Jeffers, Bonnie Joswiak, and Shirley Harvey; and sons, Bruce J. Burris and William J. Burris II; sister, Pauline McKinney; grandson Destin Burris and Multiple other grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren, and numerous family members and friends. Beverley Adams raised 11 children, Bruce, Kate, Bev, Brian, Jack, Will, DeeDee, Patty, Bonnie, Shirley and Cary. She was an Ordained Minister of the Gospel and had a Certificate of Nutrition from SBCC. She worked tirelessly as a homemaker and a mother. She had a passion for spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and loved to minister to many children over the years in her home. A memorial will be held on July 8, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. at the home of Gary and Dee Dee Jayne, 809 Sweet Briar Lane, Sparks NV 89436, 775-276-7599. Please plant a fruit tree or flower in our dear mother’s memory.
I love my momma and keep checking on her although she isn’t here but in heaven. I pray our family will be United in Jesus that was her Savior and LORD. To look to Him the author and finisher of our faith. To let go of Puffed up pride, unforgiving spirit, fault finding, and wrath. But instead choose LOVE by helping, JOY by singing, PEACE by forgiving, PATIENCE by understanding the other person struggles, KINDNESS by a sweet word, GOODNESS by sharing your ice cream! Momma would want us to practice-live the fruit of the Spirit. We are spread out from Florida to Alaska let’s show the world what our Beverley Jean taught us about God’s love. Time is short and the DAY is coming where no man can work…let us all share the love of God,
We love you momma! Sweet woman. So much to your life! Dee Dee
Grandma knew God had a plan. She shared that hope with all of us. My Aunts and Uncles are great pillars of faith, because they choose to receive Grandma Adam’s words about her Savior. Thank you, for teaching my generation about that same Savior. Grandma will be missed, but we have her in her children. Grandmas greatest attribute was her love for God. You could not spend an hour with her and not know about her best friend Jesus!
With all my love,
Jennifer Jean von Essen
Kathryn Jean Burris Plack
See you soon grandma!
The best thing my mother gave me was faith in God.
I love her so much and will miss her a lot.
Mom was a very kind,generous,caring person.
She would tell everyone she had eleven children even though the doctor said she couldn’t have any,she prayed to the great physician and He blessed her abundantly with many children,grandchildren.
Give Jesus a hug for me mom.
I love my G’ma so much, She did so much for me and she was the best grandma in the world. Ruthie Bev Basham
I love her so much.Wesley Basham