Beverly Globun Karlsson
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Beverly Globun Karlsson, 80, of Honey Brook, passed away at her home. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, she was the daughter of the late Michael and Lillian Kerr Globun.
She was a teacher in various public schools and was a member of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union and the Pennsylvania Teacher's Union. She also attended MCC Church of Morgantown, PA.
She is survived by two children, Collene McQuillen and husband David of Honey Brook and Robert Deyarmin of Schellsburg, PA, two granddaughters, Logan Deyarmin and Halie McQuilllen, and one brother, David Globun of Fairfield Glade, TN.
Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg, PA. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com
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sincere sympathy to family and friends of -beverly karlson,,,,
both Rosemary and Ernestine send sincere sympathy on the passing of OUR DEAR FRIEND. BEVERLY... SHE SPENT MANY HAPPY WEEKS WITH US HERE IN RIVER jOHN N.S
SHE CERTAINLY WILL BE MISSED,,,I SPENT THREE DAYS WITH HER IN jULY. LUNCH. SHOPPING AND VISITING... IT WAS SPECIAL DAYS THAT I ROSE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER..
AS I HAD A GRANDDAUGHTER WEDDING IN JULY SO HAD TO DRIVE BACK TO THE CITY... I WILL ALWAYS HAVE GOOD MEMEMORIES OF DEAR BEVERLY..MAY SHE REST IN PEACE AS SHE IS NOW WITH HER DEAR LORD IN HEAVEN ....SO SAD NOT TO SEE HER SMILING FACE THIS SUMMER..... SYMPATHY TO CHARLIE. - MARY ANN, COLEEN.. BOB AND GRAND KIDS....IT WAS SO NICE TO HAVE YOU AS A FRIEND,,... UNTIL WE MEET ..R.L.
From your Nova Scotia Family
Our family feels like we have a missing piece today with the loss of our dear friend Beverly Karlsson.
Bev Karlsson has been in my life since before I have memories. She was like an Aunt that we visited with through my childhood.
Our move to the country brought her into our daily lives in a bigger way. Our visits to her funny farm with its beautiful garden and variety of animals created lots of memories.
Bev had a passion for education, having taught special needs students and many different courses (she especially loved high school Art and English). She and I spent an hour and half driving together to West Pictou each day during my grade nine year.
When she retired, she passed along so many resources to me and then we got to teach together (her as a substitute) after I graduated.
Bev spent her summers with our family after her move to the states. She calmly slipped into our wild extended family routines. I will always love the Girls’ Nights we were able to have each summer.
It has not been long since Bev’s diagnosed illness. While we are relieved she didn’t suffer long, it breaks all of our hearts that she was out of our reach during those final days. We would have all been at her bedside if we could have.
Bev, you left your mark on so many children during your career. And your numerous friends and neighbours will miss your visits and caring chats. This summer will be a little less bright without you in it.