Beverly Ann Knapp, 83, of rural Clinton County, died February 6, 2023 at Mulberry Health. She was born March 3, 1939 in Frankfort to Oscar & Eula (Hurt) Palmore. She married Reid M. Knapp on July 28, 1957 in Jefferson and he survives.
Beverly was a 1957 graduate of Jefferson High School and then the Lafayette Beauty Academy. She was a beautician working in her home shop for 35 years. She was a member of the Jefferson United Methodist Church. Beverly enjoyed quilting, cooking, baking, gardening, reading, and doing puzzles.
Visitation and Services
Per Beverly’s wishes, no service is planned. Memorial donations in her memory may be made to the Jefferson United Methodist Church.
Survived by:
Son: Daniel (Lu) Knapp of Crawfordsville, Daughter: Debbie (Tom) Day of Abilene, TX, 4 Grandchildren and 5 Great Grandchildren.
Preceded by:
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by 3 sisters and 1 brother.
Debbie, sorry to see your mom passed. I remember getting a lot of haircuts from her. My mom passed away September 20th. Makes for a rough time.
Thoughts and prayers for you guys.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThanks, Mark. So sorry for your loss, also. I thought a lot of your Mom.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSuch a sweet lady who always had a smile!
My condolences to Reid, Debbie, Dan and families.
May your happy memories help ease your sadness.
Jo Ellen Clark
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThanks, Jo Ellen.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry Debbie to hear about your mom. May God show her the way. Good journey. God bless
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThank you, Madeline.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDan, Debbie and family, So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I have many fond memories. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThanks, Diane.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleReid, Dan, Debbie & families, so sorry for your loss.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThank you, Bill and Lora.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI was a housekeeper at Mulberry Health for what seems like not long enough. Bev and Reid was a stop I always made sure I made. With my long days at work, they always made it so much better. I remember one time cleaning up her room and she had puzzle pieces sitting out. I had went to clean up the pieces and mixed them all together. She looked at me and goes “Jill! That took me an hour” we laughed it off. We always ended our conversation with big hugs and “I’ll see you guys tomorrow!!” “We will be here Jill” my heart aches for this family. Bev was an amazing woman and my heart is with you all during this difficult time. We were never supposed to say we had favorite residents. But her and Reid were top on my list, they reminded me so much of my grandpa and grandma. Love, Jillian Hooker
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThanks, Jillian. I know she appreciated you!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBeverly was a life long friend from our early school days. We shared so many special memories together. She will be so greatly missed. Our prayers go out to her family. Jim and Darla Stevens
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThanks, Jim and Darla. I know she thought a lot of you.
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