Birth date: Aug 15, 1934 Death date: Jan 31, 2010
Beverly Jane Ennis, age 75, of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, formerly Wilmington, Delaware, passed away on Sunday, January 31, 2010 at home with her loving family at her bedside. Beverly was born on August 15, 1934 in Wilmington, Del Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear you lost your mother. I remember her fondly. Most of the time I was around her was when I was waiting for Donna to catch the bus for school. She was making sure everyone was getting ready and out the door on time always fussing at Donna for being late. Hope she rests in peace.
Hi Scott and Ennis family,
I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of Bev. I was googling Scott in hopes to get in touch with him and happened upon this. I hope you are all doing well.
Sincerely,
Ingrid
I heard about Beverly's passing from my daughter who was doing a genealogy research project for her high school class. Harvey Mears is my father and Beverly is my half-sister. From all the Mears (3) in Austin, Texas, we send sympathies and best wishes to Beverly's family.
kHeartfelt condolence to the Ennis family for the loss of your mother. I will always remember her laughter and the many good times we shared around the kitchen table at Christ Our King rectory. Bev was such a delight to be around and the light in the rectory office shined a little dimmer when she retired.
In joyful remembrance,
La Vaida Owens-White.
Parish Nurse
My dear friends,
I am finding random pennies everywhere; under my desk, in the car, on the sidewalk, and in my pockets. Keep your umbrellas upside down because our Bev is raining "Pennies from Heaven"
Thanks, Bev
Thank you, dearest Bev, for letting me share in your time on this earth. I will be forever grateful you allowed me to share your family. I cherish every phone call we would have - every now and again - to catch up like girlfriends. You were my connection to all things graceful...God's angel...we loved you well.
To the family...may you have peace and know how very lucky you were to share this life with this glorious woman...my love to you always dear friends.
To Walt, Donna, Scott and Robin: I had the wonderful pleasure of knowing Bev and spending many hours talking to her during her time at Christ Our King. First let me say she was the classiest woman I ever met not just in her appearance but in the way she handled life no matter what it sent her way. She was always there with a smile or a laugh, a compassionate ear or a hug -whatever you needed. But above everything Bev's heart belonged to her family. She always talked about each of you and your partners and children with such love, joy and happiness. She enjoyed all the special times you shared together. Now you live on as her legacy to the world because you all have her inside you. As E.E. Cummings says " You carry her heart, you carry her heart inside your heart". Although the world will be a little dimmer I am sure that heaven is a brighter happier place with Bev in it! Fr. Jim and I want you to know that the flowers on the altar at church tommorrow are just a small token from us both to honor Bev's memory and to say how much we both cherished knowing her. You will continue to be in my prayers in the days ahead.
Dear Ennis Family,we are so honored to have met your beautiful mother.What a great fun, loving lady.The memories you have will guide you through this difficult time.Our thoughts and prayers are always with you.
I got the opportunity to spend a little time with Bev this past october down at Bill & Char's condo in OC, we had a great time talking, cracking crabs, playing cards,laughing about stuff the little time we spent is really larger then we think it is,I was glad to of had it with her! Sincerely my best to the family, Char Char's little sister.
My Beautiful Mother...
I will never forget when I was sick and stayed home from school how you took care of me and made me eggs and toast. (I make them now for Garrett when he is sick).
You always knew what to say to me when you signed my birthday cards - you writing style was beautiful.
We had such fun talking on the phone with one another and knowing we were both still in our pajamas.
I'll never forget sleeping in your room with you during your illness and how happy we were waking up together.
I'm so glad you are with Nana and yet I will miss you terribly each and every day.
I LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER... Your youngest daughter, Robin
