Beverly Davis obituary: Beverly Davis's Obituary, Akron
In Memory Of
Beverly J. Davis
1955 - 2022
In Memory Of
Beverly J. Davis
1955 - 2022
Beverly J. Davis (Frentzel), 66, of Canton passed away at her home on June 15th with her family, after a long, courageous battle with breast cancer. She will be deeply missed by her daughters, Angela Young (Davis) of Canton; Kristy Davis of Newton Falls; Special Grandson and honorary son, Brendan Davis; grandchildren, Norah and Carter Young. Bev is preceded in death by her parents, Karl and Betty (Oberster) Frentzel and life long partner, Ronald Davis. She is also survived by her siblings, Barb Villa of North Canton; Bill and Pam Frentzel of Canton, Marty and Karla (Frentzel) of Charlotte, North Carolina; Kurt Frentzel and Timothy Rypien of Canton.
Bev proudly served in the U.S. Army where she obtained her nursing degree. She loved the elderly and spent her 47 year career in long-term care. Bev’s passion was the “old people”. She was the self- proclaimed queen of sarcasm who said it like was. Bev was an avid Cleveland Indians fan who loved sunflowers, a good margarita, and of course, the casino. She was bold, strong and fearless and boy did she love her family and friends fiercely.
A celebration of life will be held September 24th, 2022.
A special thanks to Dr. Scott McGee and Alan Merry NP and the nurse team of Tri-County Hematology. The families most heartfelt appreciation to Traditions Health (Hospice) for your compassion and support, especially Kathy and Lonetta, who were with Bev until the very end.
The family invites you to sign the online guest book and share fond memories.
Bev proudly served in the U.S. Army where she obtained her nursing degree. She loved the elderly and spent her 47 year career in long-term care. Bev’s passion was the “old people”. She was the self- proclaimed queen of sarcasm who said it like was. Bev was an avid Cleveland Indians fan who loved sunflowers, a good margarita, and of course, the casino. She was bold, strong and fearless and boy did she love her family and friends fiercely.
A celebration of life will be held September 24th, 2022.
A special thanks to Dr. Scott McGee and Alan Merry NP and the nurse team of Tri-County Hematology. The families most heartfelt appreciation to Traditions Health (Hospice) for your compassion and support, especially Kathy and Lonetta, who were with Bev until the very end.
The family invites you to sign the online guest book and share fond memories.
Beverly J. Davis (Frentzel), 66, of Canton passed away at her home on June 15th with her family, after a long, courageous battle with breast cancer. She will be deeply missed by her daughters, Angela Young (Davis) of Canton; Kristy Davis of Newton Falls; Special Grandson and honorary son, Brendan Davis; grandchildren, Norah and Carter Young. Bev is preceded in death by her parents, Karl and Betty (Oberster) Frentzel and life long partner, Ronald Davis. She is also survived by her siblings, Barb Villa of North Canton; Bill and Pam Frentzel of Canton, Marty and Karla (Frentzel) of Charlotte, North Carolina; Kurt Frentzel and Timothy Rypien of Canton.
Bev proudly served in the U.S. Army where she obtained her nursing degree. She loved the elderly and spent her 47 year career in long-term care. Bev’s passion was the “old people”. She was the self- proclaimed queen of sarcasm who said it like was. Bev was an avid Cleveland Indians fan who loved sunflowers, a good margarita, and of course, the casino. She was bold, strong and fearless and boy did she love her family and friends fiercely.
A celebration of life will be held September 24th, 2022.
A special thanks to Dr. Scott McGee and Alan Merry NP and the nurse team of Tri-County Hematology. The families most heartfelt appreciation to Traditions Health (Hospice) for your compassion and support, especially Kathy and Lonetta, who were with Bev until the very end.
The family invites you to sign the online guest book and share fond memories.
Bev proudly served in the U.S. Army where she obtained her nursing degree. She loved the elderly and spent her 47 year career in long-term care. Bev’s passion was the “old people”. She was the self- proclaimed queen of sarcasm who said it like was. Bev was an avid Cleveland Indians fan who loved sunflowers, a good margarita, and of course, the casino. She was bold, strong and fearless and boy did she love her family and friends fiercely.
A celebration of life will be held September 24th, 2022.
A special thanks to Dr. Scott McGee and Alan Merry NP and the nurse team of Tri-County Hematology. The families most heartfelt appreciation to Traditions Health (Hospice) for your compassion and support, especially Kathy and Lonetta, who were with Bev until the very end.
The family invites you to sign the online guest book and share fond memories.