Beverly Jean Patterson

Birth date: Mar 19, 1960 Death date: Apr 24, 2024

Beverly Jean Patterson, 64, passed from this life on April 24, 2024 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Beverly was born March 19, 1960 in New Jersey to Donald and Norma Jean (Keeling) Hartman. There are no services scheduled at this time. A fu Read Obituary

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Fred Steck

24w ago

in honor of Beverly.

Beverly was always so kind to me. She loved my artwork and save it for many years as well as pictures of us with my brother. I got to know her more after she moved to Tulsa over the phone. We could talk for hours and she would tell me somewhat corny jokes to keep me entertained. I just recently learned of her passing. I hope she knows that I loved her. She has her parents and her son with her now! I miss you my friend.

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Jasper Son

29w ago

My condolences to the family. I have a quick question for the family. Could someone give me a call please. Jasper 918-948-8611

Karen E Gillis

39w ago

in honor of Beverly.

I worked with Beverly in the Parks Department. She knew everything about shelter reservations, what parks had what amenities. She was a walking customer servive manuel. She loved her job and boys. She taught me a lot.

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Rhonda Deggendorf

77w ago

in honor of Beverly.

We cherish all the memories we shared with Beverly, her boys and her parents at Benchmark Condominiums where Beverly & the boys lived for many years. Rest in peace Beverly.

Leslie Iannotta Cronin

78w ago

I first knew Beverly from NJ. She was my sister, Margie’s best friend. I was younger, but Bev was always kind and patient with me, when I’m sure I was annoying. Bev was a fixture at our house with all the good, bad , and ugly that went on. She looked like Susan Dey from the Partridge Family. lol Bev was also hilarious. When tape recorders came out, we would record all her impressions, like: Vincent Price doing Dracula, or Lily Tomlin doing Edith Ann. Bev was a great sport in trying all the strange ethnic foods from our household. Our parents fermented garlic green tomatoes, an acquired taste. One time she made the mistake of washing a slice down with milk. A fountain of milk shot out of her mouth, an expression of the two being a bad mix.
I know life was difficult for Bev the last years of her life, and I always prayed things would improve. I cherish all those childhood memories, bright points in my life, that’s for sure. I’m grateful throughout life’s challenges and hardships, Bev’s faith remained in tact.