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Bond, Beverly Parker
, age 86, of Medfield, died surrounded by family on Sunday evening, February 21, 2010, at the Mary Ann Morse Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Natick.
Born in Needham on January 21, 1924, she was a daughter of the late Frank E. and Olive E. (Fuller) Parker. Beverly was a 1942 graduate of Needham High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in education from the University of New Hampshire in 1945.
A deeply loving and caring mother and loyal and caring friend, Beverly will be missed by many who were touched by her life. Beverly married her life partner, George W. Bond, in 1945, and for the next thirty years they made their home in various locations within Quebec, Ontario, and Illinois. George’s last manufacturing assignment brought them to Medfield in 1975. After his retirement, George and Beverly continued to stay professionally involved with their real estate investments. They were active members of the communities in which they lived.
Beverly is survived by two daughters, Charlotte and Deborah; two sons, Tracy, and Christopher; eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A Memorial Service will be held at the United Church of Christ, 496 Main Street (Rte. 109) Medfield, on Friday, Feb. 26th at 11:00a.m.
If desired, donations may be made in Beverly’s memory to the United Church of Christ, 496 Main Street, Medfield, MA 02052 in support of its World Vision goal to provide a well in Ethiopia.
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| Tom and Nancy Walker |
(GreggDoug@AOL.com): |
| Tom and I became friends with George and Beverly shortly after we moved to MA in 1969. We spent many happy times at their home and ours and attended their 50th anniversary luncheon and they attended our 50th celebration some years later. Beverly had a difficult past year after losing her beloved George and I know they will be happy to be together again in heaven. Our thoughts and prayers are with their children and grandchildren who they adored. |
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| Steve Winchester |
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Dear Deb,
Very sorry to hear of the passing of your mom and dad. They will be fondly remembered and I will pray for you and your extended family. They were great neighbours and friends of the Winchester family. Hope all is well with you, and say a special hello to Chris.
My heartfelt sympathies.
Steve |
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| Jodi Kairit - Shear Magic and Co. |
(barberjo813@verizon.net): |
Dear Debbie & family,
I am so sad to hear of the passing of your Mom. I was just mailing her a card when I heard the news. I wish I sent it sooner. Your Mom & Dad were loved by me & my staff at the salon. Always smiling, always a sweet couple. A true example of what Love is!!They will be in out hearts forever! Please call me at salon as I do not have your #. 508-533-5448. I'm sorry I will be unable to make the service, but they are both in my prayers. I know they wanted nothing more than to be together again! Wishing all the best to your whole family
Love, Jodi |
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| Wendy and Gary Greaves |
(ggreaves@comcast.net): |
Dear Tracy, Chris, Debbie and Charlotte,
Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of your beautiful Mom. She so loved and inspired us all. We enjoyed a wonderful friendship with both of your parents. Their life was a beautiful love story that we will hold in our hearts forever.
Love to you all,
Gary and Wendy |
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| Julie, Tom and Dan Jenkins |
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| Our thoughts and prayers are with you Deb, Mike and Chris. |
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| Geraldine & Guy |
(gmorey@persona.ca): |
Charlotte & Families,
Again accept our thoughts and prayers on the loss of your mom. Thinking of you at this time and hoping everyone is doing o.k.
Talk later. |
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| Brenda |
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Charlotte and family
Sounds like they were great, loving parents, and you all were blessed. My deepest sympathy for your loss. love and prayers |
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