(Easter Sunday morning 2009-at sunrise)
Bev (Trebour) and I first met as teenagers in the 1950’s throughout her years in Livingston HS, when I was dating her neighbor, and close friend. He brought us together and there were many “front stoop� visits, as her house and his were very close together. That was our beginning. Our lives spanned her entire Livingston HS years and Bev had more friends than anyone could ever count. Our separation after her graduation was temporary as we met again, to my great surprise, a few years later, when we both worked at Foster Wheeler in NY (then Livingston) in the same department, only desks away. We filled our schedules with social activities, formed a bowling league and other after-work events and began regular visits to the NJ Shore. We compensated by covering for each other for quick “naps� on the couch in the ladies’ room at FWC Livingston. Separated once again as our lives took different turns, I kept “up� with Bev through mutual friends, on a regular basis. Then, many years later, I was at the Mendham Hardware store when I heard a familiar voice in the next aisle…it was Bev. She was with her daughter, picking out a mailbox for their new home. Bev? In Mendham? How did that happen? Once again, re-united but now with a wonderful husband, John, and her two children, Peter and Cindy. The rest is history. Bev leaves a wonderful legacy and abundance of love for family, friends, relationships and co-workers. She will be missed and yet honored for her strength and courage and dedication to life. I, for one, could not have done it any better, nor would I try. Bev, you will be loved, remembered, and with us all, always. am
