Beverly Fay Joyal

Birth date: Aug 29, 1932 Death date: Mar 22, 2016

Beverly Fay Joyal, age 83, of Farmington, died Tuesday, March 22, 2016 in Fayetteville. She was born August 29, 1932 in Taft, California, the daughter of James and Bertha Bracken Gibson. She was retired from the automobile insuran Read Obituary

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Anonymous

522w ago

Bev,Although many years have passed, you've always had a special place in my heart and I've thought of you often. Only a few weeks ago I thought of calling you--oh, such regret now that I didn't! You and your home were always a refuge when I was a kid and you did more for me than you ever knew. I always felt loved and safe with you and I appreciate the loving kindness you so freely gave. I also enjoyed our time together when I was older and we worked at Belton's. I'll never forget your sweet and fun-loving spirit and the way your eyes twinkled when you would laugh or smile. I'm so grateful that you were a part of my life, if only for a while.

Kathy Degnan

523w ago

Sweet little Aunt Bev. I will always remember your little giggle and the way your eyes danced when you smiled. I do believe that you and my mom (Ellen) are loving on your little name sake. No longer in pain. The one thing that brings me a since of joy is that I know I will see you again. That will be a Grand Homecoming for us all. I love you Aunt Bev

Emert Edwards

523w ago

My Aunt Beverly had to be my most favorite aunt on my Mom's side. Growing up I remember her fun contagious laugh. She had a profound positive impact on my life growing up. It's hard to think of her gone from our lives but rest easy knowing she is in her heavenly body and finally set free from the pain racked body she was in these last weeks and months of her life.The Bible says: "to be absent from the body is to be present, or at home with the Lord. & 1st Cor. 2:9 says: 'eye hath not seen, nor ear has heard, neither has entered into the heart of man, the things He is preparing!' Wish we could be there - but our hearts are with you!!

Rose Edwards

523w ago

Beverly Joyal was my dear, sweet aunt and the last of my mother's siblings. I remember her so well from my childhood. She was beautiful. She had the most unique and darling giggle. It was worth a visit with her just to watch the way she talked-expressing herself with that signature little roll of her eyes and her hands moving in rhythm with her words. We visited on the phone a lot after she moved to Arkansas. I loved those visits and will miss knowing she's not just a phone call away. I love you, Aunt Bev.

Anonymous

523w ago

Aunt Beverly was the "bubbles" of life for us She loved us all and encouraged us with wisdom and humor. Her bubbly laughter always lifted me up. I will miss her but I am so glad she is free. I will love her forever. She was the last of that limb of the Gibson family tree, just all of us cousins left. I feel blessed by all of you

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Chris Mcdonal

523w ago

My Aunt Bev was an amazing woman and constant inspiration to me my entire life. A woman of quiet strength, courage, and joy, (I'll always remember her cute little giggle!). More than anything was her incredible love for literally everyone around her, especially her two wonderful daughters! I will always cherish the phone conversations we had this past year. She spoke often of her faith in Jesus Christ and the peace she had in her heart. She has impacted my life forever and I'll miss her very much!

Joshua Davis

523w ago

Grandma, the thought of you is often followed by a cascade of happy memories. I frequently catch myself and others habitually copying your various mannerisms, such as your unique yawn and that "Shave and a Haircut" knock you always did. Though I'm sad that you've left; I'm confidant that you've moved on to greener pastures and that you're resting peacefully. You were a wonderful person and a blessing to all of us that know and love you. I'll miss you grandma, love you always.

Tonya Hines

523w ago

Grandma, you will be forever missed and forever in our hearts.Love Tonya, Brian, Trenton, Austin, and Kallie.

Diana Miller

523w ago

My mother was everything to me, not only my mother but my best friend. She was a very caring person, I could talk to her about absolutely anything. I am going to miss her dearly, I will always carry her in my heart, and think of her daily. I am so blessed to have had her for my mother.

Rosemary Davis

523w ago

You were such a sweet and beautiful lady. In the more than 30 years I knew you, we never said a cross word to each other. You were so special and I loved you very much.Thank you for being so good to my son always no matter what. Thank you for Barbara. You will always have a special place in our hearts. Rest in peace my friend.

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